WorksheetsG7: Angiosperm &Gymnosperms
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
The distinction between the Angiosperm plant and Gymnosperm plant are following:
Gymnosperm plant have covered seed and Angiosperm plants have uncovered seed.
Angiosperm plants are flowering plant and Gymnosperm plants are evergreen plants.
Gymnosperm plant are coniferous trees and shrubs and Angiosperm plants are fruit bearing plants.
Only Angiosperm plants can reproduce via spores.
Select correct Monocotyledonous plants characteristics.
They have Fibrous root system.
Their leaves have webbed pattern on them.
Their Flower parts can be divided by 3.
They produce 2 leaves during germination.
Select correct Dicotyledonous plants characteristics.
They have Fibrous root system.
Their leaves have webbed pattern on them.
Their Flower parts can be divided by 4 or 5.
They produce 2 leaves during germination.
How long biennial plant live for?
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
How long perennial plants live for?
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 or more years
Select the biotic components of the ecosystem
Fish
Frog
Tree
Grass
Select the abiotic components of the ecosystem.
Human
Rock
Weather
Kangaroo
What food chain level occupies the wolf?
Destructors
Producers
Consumers 1 (Herbivores)
Consumers 3 (Predators)
What food chain level occupies the grass?
Destructors
Producers
Consumers 1 (Herbivores)
Consumers 3 (Predators)
What food chain level occupies the boletus edulis?
Destructors
Producers
Consumers 1 (Herbivores)
Consumers 3 (Predators)
How much energy stored as biomass would Ferret (Quaternary consumer) accumulate per 1 year, per 1 m2 in kcal if local grasses accumulate 14689 kcal, per 1 year, per 1 m2 ?
200 kcal
1.4689 kcal
14.689 kcal
146.89 kcal
Name the parts of the flower.
A) Pistil and B)Stamen
A) Petal and B) Sepal
A) Stamen and B)Pistil
A) Sepal and B) Petal
