Monocot and Dicot Plants Quiz

What is the basis for classifying flowering plants into monocots and dicots?

• The height of the plant

• The number of cotyledons in the seed

• The color of the flowers

• The type of root system

How can you identify a monocot plant by examining its leaves?

• By checking if the leaves have reticulate venation

• By checking if the leaves are small

• By checking if the leaves have parallel venation

• By checking if the leaves are broad

What type of root system is typically found in monocot plants?

• Adventitious root system

• Aerial root system

• Fibrous root system

• Taproot system

Which characteristic of the stem can help differentiate between monocots and dicots?

• The color of the stem

• The presence of thorns

• The strength of the stem

• The height of the stem

How do the number of flower parts differ between monocots and dicots?

• Dicots have parts in multiples of six

• Monocots have parts in multiples of three

• Monocots have parts in multiples of four or five

• Dicots have parts in multiples of three