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WorksheetsBiology Plant Systems Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3600secs
What do plants need for photosynthesis?
Water
Soil
Light
carbon dioxide
a pot
The plant cell organelle whose function is photosynthesis:
mitochondrion
chloroplast
nucleus
vacuole
The majority of oxygen and carbon dioxide move in and out of this part of the plant:
roots
stem
flower
leaf
Carbon dioxide moves in and out of the cell through this organelle on the surface of the plant's leaf.
stem
stomata
epidermis
epidermis
A plant is divided into two organ systems, which are:
circulatory system & root system
root system & shoot system
shoot system & circulatory system
shoot system & xylem system
This plant tissue type surrounds all the exterior of the plant and its organs.
Ground Tissue
Vascular Tissue
Trachea Tissue
Dermal Tissue
This plant tissue type is responsible for moving materials within the plant.
Ground Tissue
Vascular Tissue
Trachea Tissue
Dermal Tissue
This plant tissue type includes the xylem and phloem
Ground Tissue
Vascular Tissue
Trachea Tissue
Dermal Tissue
This plant organ moves materials upwards in the plant
phloem
xylem
ground tissue
roots
This plant organ transports photosynthesis material throughout the plant in both the upward and downward directions.
phloem
xylem
ground tissue
roots
Plant cells that can turn into many different specialized types are called
xylem cells
baby cells
meristematic cells
merrixmas cells
The organelle located at number 4 in the diagram
leaf
flower
fruit
stem
The organ system found at location 5 in the diagram
Shoot system
Vascular system
Root system
Stem System
The organ system found at location 6 in the diagram
Shoot system
Vascular system
Root system
Stem System
Electromagnetic waves producing a photo of bones and soft tissues
PET
MRI
X-Rays
CAT
The Mammogram is a specific type of medical imaging included in this type:
PET
MRI
X-Rays
CAT
This type of medical imaging produces a very detailed image of internal structures using magnetic & radio waves
CAT
x-rays
PET
MRI
When tracers are injected into the body so that on the MRI & CAT scans you see colour of cell activity.
x-rays
PET
ultrasound
mammogram
How is a frog adapted to see under water
(a)
The frog can breathe from similar structures as humans, but has one unique location where gas exchange occurs, which is:
(a)
