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Unit 5.2-3 Review ES

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which native plant is this?

a)

Little bluestem

b)

Indian grass

c)

Bald cypress

d)

Prickly pear

2.

Which native plant is this?

a)

Little bluestem

b)

Bald cypress

c)

live oak

d)

Sycamore

3.

Which native plant is this?

a)

Yaupon holly

b)

Live oak

c)

Sycamore

d)

Bald cypress

4.

Which native plant is this?

a)

Live oak

b)

Sycamore

c)

Little bluestem

d)

Yaupon holly

5.

Which native plant is this?

a)

Yaupon holly

b)

Bald cypress

c)

Sycamore

d)

Indiangrass

6.

Which native plant is this?

a)

Little bluestem

b)

Yaupon

c)

Prickly pear

d)

Indiangrass

7.

Which native plant is this?

a)

Little bluestem

b)

Prickly pear

c)

Indiangrass

d)

Yaupon

8.

Select all that apply:

a)

Simple Leaf

b)

Pinnately Compound

c)

Palmately Compound

d)

Parallel Venation

e)

Netlike Venation

9.

Select all that apply:

a)

Simple Leaf

b)

Pinnately Compound

c)

Palmately Compound

d)

Parallel Venation

e)

Netlike Venation

10.

Select all that apply:

a)

Simple Leaf

b)

Pinnately Compound

c)

Palmately Compound

d)

Parallel Venation

e)

Netlike Venation

11.

Select all that apply:

a)

Simple Leaf

b)

Pinnately Compound

c)

Palmately Compound

d)

Parallel Venation

e)

Netlike Venation

12.

Select all that apply:

(Choose simple leaf for this one - it will be clearer on the test)

a)

Simple Leaf

b)

Pinnately Compound

c)

Palmately Compound

d)

Parallel Venation

e)

Netlike Venation

13.

Leaf Margin?

a)

Smooth

b)

Serrated

c)

Lobed

14.

Leaf Margin?

a)

Smooth

b)

Serrated

c)

Lobed

15.

Leaf Margin?

a)

Smooth

b)

Serrated

c)

Lobed

16.

Leaf Margin?

a)

Smooth

b)

Serrated

c)

Lobed

17.

Type of species that has evolved in an area over time

a)

Generalist

b)

Native

c)

Exotic

d)

Invasive

18.

Type of species that has moved or been moved into an area and causes some form of damage

a)

Non-native

b)

Native

c)

Invasive

d)

Specialist

19.

Species that requires very specific conditions and is less likely to adapt to environmental changes

a)

Invasive

b)

Generalist

c)

Specialist

d)

Exotic

20.

Species that easily adapts to various environments

a)

Generalist

b)

Specialist

c)

Native

d)

E

21.

Two terms that make up a scientific name

a)

Genus & species

b)

Species & kingdom

c)

Genus & Family

d)

Order & phylum

22.

Shows a year of drought in tree rings

a)

A wide ring

b)

A narrow ring

23.

Shows a year of plentiful rain in tree rings

a)

A wide ring

b)

A narrow ring

24.

Flowering plants

a)

Angiosperms

b)

Gymnosperms

c)

Plantae

d)

Cycads

25.

Non-flowering, cone-bearing plants

a)

Angiosperms

b)

Gymnosperms

c)

Cycads

d)

Non-vascular

26.

Plants that complete their life cycle within one year

a)

Annual

b)

Biennial

c)

Perennial

27.

Plants that complete their life cycle within two years

a)

Annual

b)

Biennial

c)

Perennial

28.

Plants that continue to grow year after year without dying back

a)

Annual

b)

Biennial

c)

Perennial

29.

Types of stems that are green without growth built up year after year

a)

Herbaceous

b)

Woody

30.

Type of stem with growth that adds on year after year

a)

Herbaceous

b)

Woody

31.

Lists the endangered categories in order from least to most concern:

a)

LC, NT, VU, EN, CR, EW, EX

b)

EX, EW, CR, EN, VU, NT, LC

c)

NT, LC, VU, CR, EN, EW, EX

d)

EX, EW, EN, Cr, VU, LC, NT

32.

Which of the following is not in the threatened category?

a)

Near threatened

b)

Vulnerable

c)

Endangered

d)

Critically Endangered

33.

Endangered category in which animals now only currently live in human-protected areas

a)

Critically endangered

b)

Least concern

c)

Extinct in the wild

d)

Extinct

34.

Species at high risk of becoming endangered

a)

Near threatened

b)

Vulnerable

c)

Critically endangered

d)

Least concern

35.

Reason most species become endangered

a)

Habitat loss

b)

Specialist species

c)

Loss of food

d)

Loss of water