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WorksheetsPlant Interactions Post Quiz
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 56mins
cells
fibers
hormones
tissues
cell plate
petiole
stomata
trichome
The plant hormone found in rapidly growing tissues
auxins
ethylene
cytoins
gibberelins
Fruits would not ripen without the gaseous plant hormone called
auxins
ethylene
cytoins
gibberelins
Plants cells would have difficulties completing the processes of mitosis and cytokineses without the hormone
auxins
ethylene
cytoins
giberellins
Dwarf bonsai trees would most likely lack the hormone
auxins
ethylene
cytoins
giberellins
which are found only in plant cells?
different-colored pigments
large, central vacuole
membrane-bound nucleus
thick, viscous cytoplasm
A chemical reaction during which plants convert energy from the Sun to chemical energy; the reaction converts carbon dioxide and water to sugar and oxygen
products
Carbon Dioxide
Photosynthesis
Chemical Reaction
a clear odorless gas which plants use as a raw material in photosynthesis
Oxygen
Reactants
Chlorophyll
Carbon Dioxide
energy from the sun that reaches Earth as visible light, ultraviolet light, and infrared radiation (heat)
Chemical energy
Photosynthesis
Radiant Energy
Starch
a simple sugar made by plants during photosynthesis. Plants store long chains of glucose as Starch.
Starch
Chlorophyll
Glucose
Carbon Dioxide
a substance produced as a result of a chemical change
Reactants
Glucose
Product
Chemical Energy
a clear colorless gas that is a waste product of plants during photosynthesis
Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
Chemical Energy
Chlorophyll
plant growth toward or away from an external stimulus
positive Geotropism
phototropism
tropism
Turgor pressure
the response of a plant to gravity
Hydrotropism
Thigmotropism
Phototropism
Geotropism
plant growth away from gravity
Positive Geotropism
Negative Geotropism
Negative Hydrotropism
Negative Thigmotropism
the growth of a plant toward or away from light.
phototropism
Solartropism
Hydrotropism
Tropism
an organism's ability to maintain steady internal conditions when external conditions change.
Tropism
Stimulus
Photosynthesis
Homeostasis
What part of the plant is this?
flower
leaf
roots
stem
Which part of the plant makes seeds?
flower
leaf
roots
stem
Which part of the plant transports minerals and water from the roots to the leaves?
flower
leaf
roots
stem
Which part of the plant absorbs water and minerals from the soil?
flower
leaf
roots
stem
Which part of the plant makes food?
flower
leaf
roots
stem
Response to a stimulus in plants is called ________.
touch
gravity
light
tropism
A __________ is something that evokes a response.
stimulus
response
tropism
The growth of shoots and roots is controlled by a group of hormones called _________.
auxins
ethylene
stimulus
tropism
The growth of a plant in response to touch is?
Stimuli
Phototropism
Thigmotropism
Geotropism
The growth of a plant with or against gravity is called?
Stimuli
Phototropism
Thigmotropism
Geotropism
A plants response to the number of hours of darkness in its environment is called?
Photoperiodism
Phototropism
Tropism
Stimuli
Auxins are responsible for _____________ of a plant
Colour change
Watering
Phototropism
Growth
what type of tropism is occurring here?
phototropism
thigmotropism
geotropism
tropictropism
The diagram shows the same plant. Which of the following statements is not true
Plant b will be shorter than plant A
plant b produces lateral branches since the apical bud is removed
plant A shows apical dominance
plant a produces abscisic acid to prevend side branches from forming
What is the phenomenon that is affecting the growth of the bean shoot
gravitrophism
phototropism
thigmotrophism
rapid movement
which plant hormone produces opposite effects?
dormancy and cotyledons
dormancy and germination
auxin and cytokins
auxins and ethylene
A plant's response to a light stimuli is...
Thigmotropism
Gravitropism
Phototropism
Plant Hormones
A plant's response to a touch stimuli is...
Phototropism
Thigmotropism
Gravitropism
Hydrotropism
A plant's response to a gravitational stimuli is...
Gravitropism
Phototropism
Auxin
Thigmotropism
Auxin is a plant hormone that...
promotes cell division in plant roots
is responsible for the development of seed formation
influences stress responses throughout the plant cycle
causes the elongation of cells: helps the regulation of plant growth
A tendril is...
A special leaf or stem with a thread like shape used for climbing
a directional growth movement that occurs as a physical response to a touch stimulus
a coordinated process of differential growth by a plant in response to gravity pulling on it
the turning of all or part of an organism due to Its environment.
Tropism is the...
directional growth movement that occurs as a physical response to a touch stimulus.
plant hormone that causes the elongation of cells: helps the regulation of plant growth
turning of all or part of an organism due to Its environment
cells farthest from the light
A student notices that a plant changes its direction throughout the day based on where the sun is. This is an example of..
Chemotropism
Gravitropism
Phototropism
Thigmotropism
True or False: Elongated cells are closest to the light in phototropism.
True
False
Which type of tropism is represented in the GIF?
Hydrotropism
Thigmotropism
Phototropism
Geotropism
Which type of tropism is represented in the GIF?
Hydrotropism
Thigmotropism
Phototropism
Gravitropism
What is the reaction that is shown by the plant in the figure above?
Positive hydrotropism.
Negative phototropism.
Positive thigmotropism.
Negative geotropism.
The figure above shows a mimosa plant. What is the conclusion that can be derived based on the reaction in the figure.
The mimosa plant shows a seismonastic reaction.
The leaf of the mimosa becomes sturgid when touched.
The osmotic pressure in the mimosa cell increases when touched.
The temperature of the glass rod becomes very high until the leaf fades when touched.
The figure above shows four coleoptiles P, Q, R and S that are exposed to unilateral light. After two days, which coleoptile will move towards the light?
P only.
R only.
P and R only.
P, Q and S only.
The figure above shows an experiment
that is done on two plants of the same species. Both plants are left in the open.
What will happen to the two plants after two weeks
I Plant B bends towards the opening of
the box.
II The auxin in stem A is distributed
uniformly.
III The auxin in stem B is not distributed
uniformly.
IV Plant A bends to the right.
I, II and III only.
I, II and IV only.
I, III and IV only.
II, III and IV only.
The figure below above shows an experiment to study the effect of auxin towards the growth of the coleoptiles. Which of the following conclusions are true about the experiment?
I Auxin is produced at the tip of the
coleoptiles and diffuses to the bottom to stimulate
growth.
II The supply of auxin is cut off in the
dark.
III Auxin cannot penetrate a mica plate.
IV Auxin can diffuse through a block of
agar-agar.
I, II and III only.
I, III and IV only.
II, III and IV only.
I, II, III and IV.
Which of the following seedlings will probably bend toward the light?
one whose tip is covered with a black plastic cap
one whose tip is separated from its base by aluminum foil
one whose tip is separated from its base by a gelatin block
one whose tip is cut off
How does a light source cause a plant to grow toward the light?
Light increases the concentration of growth inhibitor on the light side of the plant
Light increases the concentration of auxins on the light side of the plant
Light decreases the concentration of auxins on the light side of the plant
Light causes the plant to stop producing auxins
Identify the leaf part.
Stomates
Guard cells
Mesophyll
Cuticle
Identify the leaf part.
Phloem
Vascular bundle
Stomates
Spongy layer
Which plant tissue is shown?
Xylem
Cuticle
Vascular Bundle
Spongy Layer
Identify the leaf part.
Guard cells
Stomates
Cuticle
Spongy Layer
The structural components of plant & animal cells, called "organelles" have specific functions. For example, Chloroplast contain the green pigment chlorophyll that helps cells absorb light energy for photosynthesis.
True
False
Which characteristic do most plants have in common?
they are unicellular
they are prokaryotic
they produce seeds
they are autotrophic
ID the Structure: What answer choice represents the vascular plant tissue consisting mainly of tubular dead cells that conduct most of the water and minerals upward from the roots to the rest of the plant?
Letter A
Letter B
Letter C
Letter D
Letter E
ID the Structure: What answer choice represents the vascular plant tissue consisting of living cells arranged into elongated tubes that transport sugar and other organic nutrients throughout the plant?
Letter A
Letter B
Letter C
Letter D
Letter E
ID the Structure: What answer choice represents a layer of cells that contain a lot of chloroplasts and is the site of photosynthesis?
Letter D
Letter E
Letter F
Letter G
Letter H
The reactants in the general equation for photosynthesis are:
carbon dioxide, water, sunlight
oxygen, carbon dioxide, water, sunlight
carbon dioxide, water
What do we call the waxy coating that helps minimize water loss?
Trichomes
Stoma
Stomata
Cuticle
What do we call the tiny pores on leaves that allow for gas exchange to occur in plants?
Stoma/Stomata
Cuticle
Trichomes
Monocot
A
B
C
D
Four important steps plants went through were: (IN ORDER)
seeds, vascular tissues, flowers, movement to land
movement to land, vascular tissues, seeds, flowers
flowers, movement to land, vascular tissues, seeds
vascular tissues, seeds, movement to land, flowers
What are the needs of plants?
Air
Sunlight
Water
Soil
All of the Above
Plants are both _____________ & _______________.
multicellular & eukaryotic
unicellular & eukaryotic
multicellular & prokaryotic
unicellular & prokaryotic
Which one of the following statements is true?
The tissues in a monocot stem are different from those in a dicot stem.
Xylem and phloem cells of monocots are arranged in a cylinder.
The vascular bundles of monocot and dicot stems are continuous from the root’s vascular cylinder.
The pith and cortex of dicot stems consist of meristematic cells.
Oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse in and out of a leaf through the
palisade mesophyll.
guard cells.
phloem.
stomata.
Flowering plants have ...
seeds
spores
no seeds
What is this? (Observa la zona resaltada con el círculo)
petal
seed
stigma
stamen
What is this?
stamen
stigma
water
leaf
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
F
G
H
J
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
F
G
H
J
A
B
C
D
A substance present in all green plants; it evidences itself as the green coloring in leaves. This substance transforms light energy from the sun into chemical energy for the manufacture of plant food from carbon dioxide, water, and essential soil minerals.
Chlorophyll
Cholroplast
Photosynthesis
Phototropism
The response of a plant to the stimulus of sunlight in which the plant or its parts seem to turn to face the light. The parts of the plant receiving the direct rays grow more slowly, and the plant appears to turn.
Photoperiodism
Tropism
Geotropism
Phototropism
A growth reaction of a plant to various external or internal stimuli, such as phototropism, the increased growth toward or away from light; geotropism, growth in response to gravity; chemotropism, plant response to chemicals; hydrotropism, plant response to water.
Photoperiod
Growth rate
Tropism
