Principles of Biology II with Lab Module 3 Lecture Quiz

Which of the following is a nonvascular plant that has the longest evolutionary history on land?

• moss

• grass

• ferns

• redwood tree

• bristlecone pine tree

Which statement is true regarding both gymnosperms and angiosperms?

• They both have swimming sperm.

• They both have a separate male and female gametophyte generation.

• They both lack the gametophyte generation.

• They both produce cones and flowers.

• They both rely on pollinators.

The vascular tissue by which nutrients are transported throughout ferns is called

• phloem.

• stigma.

• absent in roots.

• xylem.

• produced by stomata.

What are the spore-producing structures that are rust in color found underneath fern fronds called

• liverworts.

• sori.

• monocots.

• gametophytes.

A flowering plant is called a(an)

• angiosperm.

• bryophyte.

• gymnosperm.

• gametophyte.

Xylem and phloem are types of

• ground tissue.

• dermal tissue.

• epidermal tissue.

• vascular tissue.

The structure found in nonvascular plants that anchors them to the soil and may serve in asexual reproduction is called the

• rhizomes

• sori

• antheridia

• protonema

• archegonia

Ovules are contained within the

• anther.

• stigma.

• ovary.

• filament.

• style.

Which of the following is NOT considered part of a fern?

• Sori

• Fiddlehead

• Frond

• Rhizoid

• Rhizome

The anther and filament are parts of the

• sepal.

• stamen.

• carpel.

• receptacle.

• petal.