Plant Structures and Processes Review Quiz

What type of tissue is responsible for the transport of food, water, and nutrients in plants?

• A. Vascular Tissue

• B. Dermal Tissue

• C. Meristematic Tissue

• D. Ground Tissue

If the vascular tissue is damaged what physiological processes would be affected?

• A. Photosynthesis

• B. Cellular Respiration

• C. Transpiration

• D. Reproduction

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A plant can no longer exchange gases - what structure is most likely damaged?

• A. Xylem

• B. Phloem

• C. Stomata

• D. Root cap

There is damage to the outer layer of a leaf. Due to this damage the plant is suffering from excessive water loss and an invasion from a microorganism? What tissue is damaged?

• A. Vascular Tissue

• B. Dermal Tissue

• C. Meristematic Tissue

• D. Ground Tissue

There is damage to the roots. The plant has stopped growing. What tissue is most likely damaged?

• A. Vascular Tissue

• B. Dermal Tissue

• C. Meristematic Tissue

• D. Ground Tissue

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What plant structures are involved in the process of photosynthesis?

• Stems

• Guard Cells and Stomata

• Roots

• Leaves

• Xylem and Phloem

What structure is shown in the image?

• A. Petal

• B. Stigma

• C. Anther

• D. Stamen

• E. Pistil

What is the purpose of petals?

• A. Attract Pollinators

• B. Store Energy

• C. Provide Support

• D. Protect Reproductive Organs

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What structure is shown in the image?

• A. Petal

• B. Stigma

• C. Anther

• D. Stamen

• E. Pistil

What 3 parts make up the pistil?

• Stigma

• Style

• Ovary

• Anther

• Filament