WorksheetsLC Plants
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 31mins
Which type of tissue forms the covering layer of a plant?
dermal
vascular
ground
meristematic
What type of tissue is responsible for storage?
Ground
Vascular
Dermal
Meristematic
What type of tissue is responsible for transport?
Ground
Dermal
Vascular
Meristematic
Which type of tissue is responsible for growth in plants?
Dermal
Vascular
Ground
Meristematic
What type of root is depicted by 'B' in the diagram?
tap
fibrous
dermal
bud
Which of the following is a function of roots?
Carry out photosynthesis
Absorb oxygen
Anchor the plant
Release oxygen
An embryonic seed leaf is known as?
Cotyledon
Meristem
Root hair
Vascular bundle
What part of the plant is responsible for: 1) making food 2) exchanging gases and 3) transpiration
stem
leaf
root
fruit
What is the region on stems where buds are attached called?
Nodes
Petioles
Leaves
Lenticels
What are the pores on the stem that allow for gas exchange?
Nodes
Stomata
Lenticels
Petiole
What part of the shoot system is responsible for reproduction of the plant?
Leaf
Flower
Stem
Bud
What type of cell is shown in the diagram?
xylem
phloem
root
cotyledon
Which of the following is NOT a characteristics of MONOCOTYLEDONS?
1 seed leaf
Scattered vascular bundles
Vascular bundles in distinct ring pattern
Flower parts in 3's
What type of plant is shown here?
Monocotyledon
Dicotyledon
Name the structure labelled 'B' in the diagram
Root hair
Ground tissue
Xylem
Flagella
Name the part labelled 'A' in the diagram
phloem
xylem
ground tissue
root hair
Which of the following letters represents the 'Phloem' in the diagram shown?
A
B
C
D
What is the male reproductive organ?
Ovule
Pistil
Pollen
Stamen
Name of the process:
The pollen travels from the anther to the stigma
Fertilisation
Dispersion
Germination
Pollination
Name of the process:
A pollen grain reaches an ovule
Pollination
Germination
Fertilisation
Dispersion
Name of the process:
Seeds are transported by animals, wind or water
Pollination
Dispersion
Germination
Fertilisation
Name of the process:
A seed reaches the ground and a new plant grows
Pollination
Fertilisation
Dispersion
Germination
How are seeds transported?
Animals
Wind
Water
Oxygen
Some plants reproduce using parts of themselves
True
False
If we plant a potato, a new plant grows
True
False
Plants with flowers
Sexual reproduction
Asexual reproduction
Potatoes, onions and strawberries
Sexual reproduction
Asexual reproduction
Which of the following is the right order?
Pollination -- Dispersal -- Germination -- Fertilisation
Pollination -- Fertilisation -- Germination -- Dispersal
Pollination -- Dispersal -- Fertilisation -- Germination
Pollination -- Fertilisation -- Dispersal -- Germination
Which of the following consists of only parts of the female parts of the flower?
style, ovary, anther, pollen grain
anther. style, ovary, stigma, egg cell
egg cell, male reproductive cell, ovule
ovule, ovary, style, stigma, egg cell
Which of the following is describes Self-Pollination?
Pollen grains are transferred from anther to stigma of another flower.
Pollen grains are transferred from filament to stigma of the same flower.
Pollen grains are transferred from anther to stigma of the same flower.
Pollen grains are transferred from stigma to anther of the same flower.
Is mature xylem alive or dead?
Alive
Dead
What do the guard cells do?
Control active transport
Control nutrients moving into the cell
Controls the rate of transpiration (loss of water through the leaf)
Which environmental condition lowers the rate of transpiration?
Abundant sunshine
High humidity
Cloudy days
High temperatures
Are phloem cells alive or dead?
Alive
Dead
Sexual propagation is starting plants from:
flowers
seed
roots
plants
__________: the sprouting of a seedling from a seed.
growth
sproutness
germination
viability
Rooting hormone, such as Rootone, helps speed up:
fungus growth
root growth
leaf development
stem growth
Joining separate plant parts together so that they form a union and grow together to make one plant is:
layering
grafting
cuttings
sexual propagation
What is the piece of plant on TOP of the graft union?
rootstock
graft end
graft top
scion
Another term for "tissue culture" propagation is:
sterile culture
micropropagation
T.C.
culture growth
In micropropagation (tissue culture), it is important the environment is:
humid
clean
sterile
happy
