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WorksheetsHorticulture 3rd Nine Weeks Review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 34mins
Producing and using plants to make outdoor environments more appealing.
olericulture
ornamental horticulture
floriculture
landscape horticulture
The growing and using of plants for their beauty.
floriculture
ornamental horticulture
pomology
horticulture
The growing, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of fruits and nuts.
pomology
olericulture
floriculture
landscape horticulture
The culture of plants for food, comfort, and beauty.
olericulture
botany
animal science
horticulture
The growing, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of vegetables.
floriculture
pomology
olericulture
ornamental horticulture
The production, transportation, and use of flowers and foliage plants.
floriculture
horticulture
landscape horticulture
ornamental horticulture
The science and art of cultivating, processing, and marketing fruits, vegetable, and ornamental plants.
horticulture
Botany
plant propagation
Ornamentals
The scientific study of plants.
Pomology
Botany
xylem
horticulture
Plants grown for their visual appeal are called ________.
Olericulture
plant propagation
Botany
Ornamentals
This captures energy from sunlight and use it to produce food for the cell.
chloroplasts
xylem
phloem
photosynthesis
Plant tissue that transports water and minerals from the roots to the leaves / flowers.
stems
xylem
chloroplasts
phloem
Living vascular tissue that carries sugar and organic substances throughout a plant.
xylem
leaves
phloem
chloroplasts
Provide mechanical support, contain vascular tissue, water and nutrient travel through Xylem.
Flower
Leaf
Stem
Roots
Function as solar panels, primary sight of photosynthesis, exchange of gases, and transpiration.
flower
Leaf
stem
fruit
Absorb and conduct water and nutrients, the anchorage and support, storage organ.
stem
roots
flower
fruit
Responsible for sexual reproduction , attracting pollinators, and developing into fruit and seed after pollination.
leaf
fruit
stem
flower
The science of multiplying plants by sexual and asexual methods.
plant propagation
flower
horticulture
floriculture
Which type of propagation using vegetative obtain from roots, stems leaves and asexually propagated seedlings?
Asexual Propagation
Sexual Propagation
Grafting
Air Layering
What is the function of the roots on a plant
Absorb water and nutrients and anchor the plants
Photosynthesis
Hold the plant up correctly
Reproduction
What is the function of the stem on a plant
Absorb nutrients and water and anchor the plant
Hold the plant up right
Photosynthesis
Reproduction
What is the function of the leaves for a plant
Absorb nutrients and anchor the plant
Hold the plant up right
Photosynthesis
Reproduction
What is the function of the fruit for a plant
Protect the seed
Helps spread the seed
Reproduction
Anchors the plant
Which of the follow plants appears to be root bound?
________________ is the water that can be absorbed by the roots
Unavailable Water
Available Water
Water-Holding Capacity
Which of the following is an example of a tap root?
Grapes
Carrott
Corn
Beans
A root system that is composed of one main primary root and many secondary roots branching off of the primary root is called a _________ system.
Adventitious
Taproot
Fibrous
Cyndrical
A system that has no dominant primary root but is made of many primary and secondary roots of similar size is called a __________ root system.
Tap
Fibrous
Apical
Small
___________ plants typically have fibrous root systems.
Dicot
Monocot
Bicot
Tricot
Which type of root system can more easily "grab" more nutrients?
Tap Root System
Fibrous Root System
Wesley Root System
Mac Root System
What is this plant
crabapple
bradford pear
japanese privet
catawba hybrid rhodoendron
What plant is this?
mugo pine
mondo grass
sweedish ivy
japanese privet
NAME THE ORNAMENTAL
BIRCH
BOXWOOD
TULIP TREE
OAK
As part of regular biological processes, a deciduous tree:
dies each year in the winter.
keeps its functional leaves in the dormant season.
drops its functional leaves in the dormant season.
remains green all year.
In North Carolina, a tree that has no leaves in the winter is:
deciduous
evergreen
herbaceous
turgid
Because trees live many years, they are:
annuals
biennials
perennials
semiannuals
The terms annual, biennial, and perennial describe plant:
leaf loss
life cycle
production practices
leaf type
Trees that keep their functional leaves throughout the year are:
auxins
deciduous
evergreen
inhibitors
Annual plants complete their life cycle in
one year
two years
three years
ten years
Plants that take three or more years to complete their life cycle are:
annuals
biennials
millenniums
perennials
Plants that complete their life cycles in two years are:
annuals
biennials
minerals
perennials
Anchoring plants, storing food, and absorbing water are functions of plant:
flowers
fruits
leaves
roots
Which is part of a stem?
anther
filament
leaf scars
root cap
The germination rate represents the number of plants that:
are planted from seed
begin growth after being started from seed
are in the greenhouse
are seeds incased in the fruit of a plant
Girls were not allowed into the FFA organization until what year?
1950
1954
1973
1969
What is the FFA motto?
To make the best better
Earning to Do, Doing to Learn, Learning to Live, Living to Serve
Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve
Learning to Live, Living to Do, Doing to Serve, Serving to Earn
This act provided federal funding for "hands-on" learning (teaching of agriculture) away from the traditional book and in class learning. This encouraged students to attend school past elementary grade levels.
The Smith-Hughes Act
The Lincoln-Morrill Act
The Farm Bill Act
The Agricultural Education Act
This is the first year the FFA organization was officially established.
1928
1932
1945
1954
Where was the 91st National FFA convention held in October of 2018?
Kansas City, Missouri
Louisville, Kentucky
Columbus, OH
Indianapolis, Indiana
What does CDE stand for?
Career Dedication and Education
Consumer Decision Evolution
County/District Evaluation
Career Development Event
