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WorksheetsBiology plant and kingdom reveiw
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the mode of nutrition for fungi?
Heterotroph
Autotroph
What is the mode of nutrition for plantae?
Autotroph
Heterotroph
Which one lives in extreme conditions?
Plantae
Archeabacteria
Protista
Fungi
Which plant group has vascular tissues,seeds,flowers
Prima
Protista
Gynosperm
Angiosperm
Which plant structure catches the pollen and transfers it to the ovary?
Style
Stamen
Anther
Sepal
Which one of these functions is correct for petals?
To collect water and nutrients
To transport seeds to the stamen
To attract insects
To collect sunlight
Which function is correct for the sepal?
To attract insects
To carry pollen to ovary
To collect sunlight
Encloses the bud to protect the flower as it develops
True or false
The stamen is a male reproductive organ?
True
False
True or false
The Pistil/carpel is a female reproductive organ
True
False
What is the style?
Apart of the female reproductive organs, found at the top of the stalk
Apart of the female reproductive organs, future seeds
Apart of the male reproductive organs, found at the top of the stalk
Apart of the male reproductive organs, where pollen grains are produced
What is the ovary?
Check all that apply
Male reproductive organ
Female reproductive organ
Where the seeds are stored
Where future seeds are located
True or false
The ovule is NOT where future seeds are located
True
False
Where is the ovule located?
The ovary
The style
The filament
The anther
What is the stigma?
Sticky/feathery structure that captures pollen
Where seeds are stored
Type of stalk
Where pollen grains are stored
Where does water exit the leaves of the plant?
Stamen
Roots
Stem
Leaf
What is exchanged at the stomata?
Pollen
Seeds
Glucose
ATP
Which structure captures the pollen and transfers it to the ovary?
Stamen
Roots
Stem
Leaf
What is the anther?
Where stalk grains are collected
Where ATP and glucose are produced
Where fermentation occurs
Where pollen grains are produced
Define Monocot
Angiosperm with 1 seed leaf in it's ovary
Angiosperm with 2 seed leaf in it's ovary
Where seeds are kept
The process in which cellular respiration is completed
Dicot?
Angiosperms with 1 seed leaf in it's ovary
Angiosperms with 2 seed leaf in it's ovary
Where cellular respiration occur
Where fermentation occurs
Guard cells?
Cells that transports glucose to the stem
Cells that transport nutrients and water to the stomata
Cells that control the opening and closing of the stomata
What does the xylem transport?
Water and nutrients
Glucose
Oxogen
ATP
Where does the xylem send water and nutirents?
The leaves
Stem
Roots
Stomata
Vascular tissues.....
Transports ONLY water through the plant
Transport water and nutrients through the pant
Collect pollen
Collect sunlight that is used for photosynthesis
Which part of an ATP molecule when removed is released energy to make ADP?
Cell wall
Phosphate
Mitochondria
Glucose
Which process occurs at the meristem?
Division
Apoptosis
Mitosis
Growth
Dermal tissue...
Prevents salt from entering the plant cells
Prevents water loss,pest invasion,protects plant
Produces carbon dioxide to be relased into the atmosphere
Which is correct about root hairs?
Found on outside of roots to increase surface area
Abosorb water/nutrients
Site of new growth
Protects meristem
