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WorksheetsFBS 10 First Long Quiz_Oct 2022
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
All of the following are considered part of phloem tissues except for:
tracheid
vessel element
transfer cells
companion cell
This organism which often attaches on the surface of a standing tree is a combination of two unrelated organisms callled mycobiont and photobiont.
lianas
lichens
mycorrhizae
rhizobia
decomposer
The image shows a cross section of:
dicot root
monocot root
dicot stem
monocot stem
Identify the plant form shown in the picture that usually attach in the large trunk of trees.
(a)
Modified stem present in strawberries and Cogon grass and often sees crawling in the ground.
Bulb
Corm
Stolon
Rhizome
The bark modification presented prevents animals from climbing the canopy. What do you call this trunk modification?
(a)
This is considered a typical tropical rainforest formation in the Philippines
Tropical Lower Montane Rainforest
Tropical Upper Montane Rainforest
Tropical Lowland Evergreen Rainforest
Tropical Subalpine Forest
Endodermis which contains a filtering structure is innermost part of:
Epidermis
Ground tissue
Vascular tissue
Stele
Cortex
This forest formation is characterized by having water-bouyant propagules capable of germinating even before reaching the ground
(a)
What is the forest formation shown here which is characterized by having sclerophyllous stunted vegetation due to high amount of metals in the soil.
(a)
What root modification is shown in the picture?
prop roots
buttress
stilt roots
pneumatophores
Meristematic tissue responsible for both elongation and lateral growth among monocot like palm and bamboo
intercalary meristem
secondary meristem
primary thickening meristem
lateral meristem
What is the specific tissue of the structure shown in red?
Parenchyma tissue
Chlorenchyma tissue
Collenchyma tissue
Sclerenchyma tissue
Primary tissue that are used for both photosynthesis and storage function.
cortex
epidermis
pith
xylem
phloem
Shown here is a a type of xylem tissue that do not have perforation plate and the movement of water is through overlapping bordered pits.
vessel members
fibers
tracheids
parenchyma
What do you call the discrete bundle in the young stem and leaves that contains the xylem and phloem.
(a)
All of the following tissues are develop from the ground meristem except
pith
cortex
epidermis
endodermis
The following are all considered examples of plant adaptations except:
None of the above
The structure presented here is unique among dicot roots and contains the vascular tissue together with the pericycle.
(a)
Tipmost portion of the roots that serves to direct the growth of the roots towards the source of gravity.
Region of cell division
Apical meristem
Root cap
Region of elongation
The illustration presents a cross-section of (a) ?
The adaptation evident in this plant species is called:
(a)
Which of the following represents the primary tissues of an aquatic monocot stem:
The following plants has intercalary meristem except:
Monocot roots have well-defined pith located at the centermost. The central portion of a dicot stem is a ground tissue called pit.
Both statements are correct
Only Statement 1 is correct
Both statements are incorrect
Only Statement 2 is correct
A stem or leaf modification described as a slender and twining and intended for clinging to other trees for
support.
(a)
As shown in the illustration, this is the type of collenchyma cells that are compactly arranged, without any intercellular spaces and normally concentrated in the petiole of the leaves.
lacunar
lamellar
angular
sclereids
Treelike fern from genus Cyathea are common in subalpine forest. One of the major functions of ground tissue is to provide a supporting matrix for the epidermal layer.
Both statements are correct
Only Statement 1 is correct
Both statements are incorrect
Only Statement 2 is correct
In the Philippines, this type of forest formation is only found in Letye Sab-a Basin and Agusan Marsh.
(a)
Stilt roots braces the main stem of most dicot plants to make it stronger. Prop roots initially start as epiphytes but become elongated and settle in the ground to provide strong support to the main stem.
Both statements are correct.
Only statement 1 is correct.
Both statements are incorrect
Only Statement 2 is correct
