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10th Grade Biology

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What term refers to nonwoody plants?

(a)  

2.

What is region where a particular organism normally lives?

(a)  

3.

What term is used to refer to all flowering seed plants, which produce seeds that are covered by fruits.

(a)  

4.

Name the type of root system that has one main root with smaller roots branching off from it.

(a)  

5.

What field of biology is the study of plants?

(a)  

6.

What term refers to a plant that lives two growing seasons?

(a)  

7.

What type of bacteria convert nitrogen from the atmosphere into nitrates?

(a)  

8.

has flower heads that consist of disk and ray flowers.

a)

Cashew Family

b)

Composite Family

c)

Nightshade Family

d)

Parsley Family

e)

Pea Family

9.

Members are called legumes.

a)

Cashew Family

b)

Composite Family

c)

Nightshade Family

d)

Parsley Family

e)

Pea Family

10.

Family to which poison sumac, poison ivy and poison oak belong.

a)

Cashew Family

b)

Composite Family

c)

Nightshade Family

d)

Parsley Family

e)

Pea Family

11.

the (a)   are considered the most important group of plants on earth.

12.

Tress that lose their leaves each fall and are bare all winter are (a)   tress.

13.

The leaves of a tree form the bushy (a)   of the tree.

14.

The three most important cereal crops are wheat, (a)   , and corn

15.

On a grass plant, the portion of the leaf that wraps around the stem at the base of the blade is the (a)   .

16.

What is creeping stem of a grass plant that grows above the ground?

a)

Samara

b)

Stolon

c)

Bract

d)

catkin

17.

What are tiny, drab flower of trees that appear as long, tassel-like cluster?

a)

Samaras

b)

Stolons

c)

Bracts

d)

Catkins

18.

What are the modified leaves that surround the flowers of the dogwood family?

a)

Samaras

b)

Stolons

c)

Bracts

d)

Catkins

19.

What group consists of grasses used as coverings for lawns, athletic fields, golf, courses and playgrounds?

a)

Woody grasses

b)

forage grasses

c)

cereals

d)

turf grasses.

20.

What tree family includes pecans and hickories?

a)

walnut

b)

birch

c)

beech

d)

holly

21.

Name each parts of the microscope.

(put numbers, 2 points each)

4 lines
22.

The section of a twig between nodes is the ______.

a)

Internode

b)

Bark

c)

heartwood

d)

growth rings

e)

Vascular

23.

Small openings in the bark that allow air to enter the stem are ______.

a)

Leaf Scars

b)

Bud Scales

c)

Nodes

d)

Lenticels

24.

The outer section of a woody stem, which protects the stem and contains the phloem is called the ___________?

a)

Internode

b)

Bark

c)

heartwood

d)

growth rings

e)

Vascular

25.

The older inner wood of a stem that can no longer conduct sap but serves only as support for the stem is called _____?

a)

Internode

b)

Bark

c)

heartwood

d)

growth rings

e)

Vascular

26.

The alternating patterns in a woody stem consisting of distinct layers of springwood and summerwood are called _______.

a)

Internode

b)

Bark

c)

heartwood

d)

growth rings

e)

Vascular

27.

The bundles of xylem and phloem tubes in a herbaceous stem are ______ bundles.

a)

Internode

b)

Bark

c)

heartwood

d)

growth rings

e)

Vascular

28.

The large bud at the end of a twig that allows a stem to grow in length is the ___________ bud.

a)

Terminal

b)

Lateral

c)

Axillary

d)

Tertiary

29.

Tress, such as pines and firs that grow tall and straight with small branches coming from a large central shaft have _____ branching.

a)

Lateral

b)

Apical

c)

Spirelike

d)

Spreading

30.

Woody is another name for _______ tissue.

a)

Cambium

b)

Xylem

c)

Rind

d)

Epithelial

31.

The outer covering of herbaceous monocot stem is the ______.

a)

Pith

b)

Cortex

c)

Rind

d)

Vascular Cambium