5A - Plant cells to systems

What are specialised cells known for?

• Absorbing water and nutrients
• Transporting sugars and nutrients throughout the plant
• Providing support to the plant
• Having a specific function and structural adaptations

Which of the following best describes tissues?

• Groups of similar cells working together to carry out a particular function
• Organs that perform specialised tasks
• Simple tissues that do not require vascular tissues
• Vascular tissues that transport water and minerals

What do systems in multicellular organisms consist of?

• Transporting water and minerals
• Groups of organs working together
• Vascular tissues
• Simple tissues

What is the main function of organs in multicellular organisms?

• Transporting water and minerals
• To all carry out the same function
• Working together to perform specialised tasks
• Absorbing nutrients from the soil

What do vascular plants contain that helps transport water and minerals throughout the plant?

• Simple tissues
• Vascular tissues
• Phloem cells
• Palisade cells

Which type of plants do not contain transport tissues?

• Palisade cells
• Phloem cells
• Non-vascular plants
• Vascular plants

What is the main function of phloem cells in plants?

• Carrying out photosynthesis
• Absorbing nutrients from the soil
• Transporting sugars and nutrients
• Transporting water and minerals

Where does gaseous exchange occur in plants?

• Flowers
• Stems
• Leaves
• Roots

What is the main function of fruit in plants?

• Providing support to the plant
• Absorbing water and nutrients
• Protecting seeds and aiding with seed dispersal
• Transporting sugars and nutrients

What do stems provide to the plant?

• Carry out photosynthesis
• Transport sugars and nutrients
• Support and structure
• Absorb water from the soil