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Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 7mins
Any plant that produces cones to protect their seeds is a...
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
Bryophyte
Fern
Any plant that lacks vascular tissue(xylem and phloem) and is mostly visible in it's haploid gametophyte form is a..
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
Bryophyte
Fern
A plant that's develops a sorus under it's fronds that will drop spores to create a small plant that does not resemble the parent is a...
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
Bryophyte
Pteridophyte
This leaf should be classified as...
Palmate
Simple
Pinnately Compound
Bipinnately Compound
Any plant that bears flowers or fruit, or does not clearly fit into one of the other groups is an...
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
Bryophyte
Fern
This leaf should be classified as...
Palmate
Simple
Pinnately Compound
Bipinnately Compound
This leaf should be classified as...
Palmate
Simple
Pinnately Compound
Bipinnately Compound
This leaf should be classified as...
Palmate
Simple
Pinnately Compound
Bipinnately Compound
The tissue responsible for transporting water, glucose, and other nutrients though the plant is...
Vascular Tissue
Meristematic Tissue
Ground (Parenchyma) Tissue
Ground (Collenchyma) Tissue
The tissue responsible for new growth on the plant is...
Vascular Tissue
Meristematic Tissue
Ground (Sclerenchyma) Tissue
Ground (Collenchyma) Tissue
The tissue primarily responsible for photosynthesis is...
Dermal Tissue
Ground (Parenchyma) Tissue
Ground (Sclerenchyma) Tissue
Ground (Collenchyma) Tissue
The tissue primarily responsible for support of herbaceous stems, such as celery, is...
Dermal Tissue
Ground (Parenchyma) Tissue
Ground (Sclerenchyma) Tissue
Ground (Collenchyma) Tissue
The tissue primarily responsible for protection of the plant, including secreting the cuticle, and any thorns or toxins is the...
Dermal Tissue
Ground (Parenchyma) Tissue
Meristematic Tissue
Vascular Tissue
The tissue primarily responsible for support of woody stems, such tree trunks, is...
Dermal Tissue
Ground (Parenchyma) Tissue
Ground (Sclerenchyma) Tissue
Ground (Collenchyma) Tissue
The openings in leaves where air can move in and out are called...
Stomata
Stomachs
Spongy mesophyl
sporophytes
Ferns are most recognizable in their...
Gametophyte form (haploid; having 1/2 the chromosomes)
Sporophyte form (diploid; having all the chromosomes)
