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WorksheetsSeeds, Roots, Stems, Leaves
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Where in the cell does photosynthesis take place?
nucleus
mitochondria
vacoule
chloroplast
What part of the cell controls activities & inheritance?
nucleus
mitochondria
vacoule
chloroplast
What do seeds need to germinate?
water, oxygen, optimal temperature
water, soil, sunlight
The process of a seed taking up water and doubling in size is called...
viable
germination
imbibition
dormant
The process where seeds that need to undergo a dormant period in a cool, moist environment is called...
stratification
scarification
imbibition
germination
The process where seeds need their seed coat to be scratched or broken open is called...
stratification
scarification
imbibition
germination
1, 2, and 5 in the diagram are the...
endosperm, cotyledon, seed coat
embryo, seed coat, cotyledon
Which of the following are the main functions of leaves?
photosynthesis, respiration
food storage, anchoring plant
supporting plant, transporting food
Which of the following are the main functions of stems?
photosynthesis, respiration
food storage, anchoring plant
supporting plant, transporting food
Which of the following are the main functions of roots?
photosynthesis, respiration
food storage, anchoring plant
supporting plant, transporting food
What type of leaf arrangement is shown?
alternate
opposite
whorled
What type of leaf is shown?
simple
palmately compound
pinnately compound
What type of roots are shown?
adventitous
fibrous
taproot
What type of modified stem is shown?
bulb
corm
tuber
rhizome
What type of modified stem is shown?
bulb
tuber
rhizome
corm
What type of modified stem is shown?
stolon/runner
sucker
phylloclade
tendril
What type of leaf is pictured?
simple
palmately compound
pinnately compound
What type of modified stem is shown?
stolon/runner
sucker
phylloclade
thorn
What type of root is shown?
adventitous
fibrous
tap
What is the term for the part of the stem where new leaves grow from?
node
terminal bud
lateral bud
lenticel
