WorksheetsSPORE-BEARING PLANTS
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Vascular plants came from the Latin word vasculum, meaning a “container or vessel”.
TRUE
FALSE
Vascular plants are also known as (a) .
Both spore-bearing plants and seed-bearing plants lack xylem and phloem.
TRUE
FALSE
The vascular tissues transport (a) and nutrients within the plant.
Spore- bearing plants have flowers and seeds.
TRUE
FALSE
Spore- bearing plants are also known as Spermatophytes.
TRUE
FALSE
Vascular plants are well developed and advanced plants.
TRUE
FALSE
The phloem is a vascular tissue that serves as the water pathway from the roots to the leaves.
TRUE
FALSE
These are seedless vascular plants that possess true roots, stems, and leaves.
club mosses
ferns
whisk ferns
horsetails
It describes the appearance of a whisk fern.
needle-like
tail-like
fork-like
club-like
These are clusters of small leaves where the spores of club mosses are found.
enations
fronds
silica
strobili
Which of the following is an accurate description of a fern?
Its spores are found under the leaves.
It has fork-like branches.
It is a low evergreen herb with scalelike leaves.
Its stem is covered with silica crystals.
It is another name for club moss.
Scouring rush
Broomstick
Ground pine
Tracheophyte
It is a spore-bearing plant that constitutes a single genus called Equisetum
Whisk fern
Club moss
Horsetail
Fern
They are considered as the largest group of seedless vascular plants.
Whisk ferns
Club mosses
Horsetails
Ferns
Club mosses are one of the dominant plants during the _ period
(a)
Horsetails constitute a single genus called _.
(a)
The tips of the stem of club mosses are club-like clusters of small leaves called _.
(a)
The leaves of the ferns are called _. (Note: Answer in plural form)
(a)
Ferns are plants that possess true roots, _ and leaves. (Note: Answer in plural form)
(a)
