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WorksheetsChapter 19 Biology 1409
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
What are some examples of Bryophytes?
Ferns
Sunflowers
Mosses
Liverworts
Club Mosses
What are some examples of seedless vascular plants?
Club Mosses
Tulips
Pine Trees
Hornworts
Horsetails
Which of the following adaptations creates pollen?
Seeds
Roots
Flowers
Vascular Tissues
How do Gymnosperm spores form?
Mitosis
Meiosis
How do you identify an Angiosperm?
Flowers/Fruits
Seeds
Cones
Gammae
How does the fertilization process happen in Gymnosperms?
The pollen tube grows through the ovule until it reaches the egg cell. The zygote then grows into an embryo inside the seed, in a female cone.
The sperm travels through the pollen tube and one fertilizes the egg (zygote) while the other one becomes an endosperm which will feed the embryo
Monocots and Eudicots are two types of____
Gymnosperms
Angiosperms
Green algae and plants are different in what way?
Plants and green algae live in different environments
Plants have cellulose while green algae does not
Plants and green algae have no shared pigments
All plants have no vascular tissue while green algae does
Vascular tissue can capture sunlight and CO2.
True
False
What is a plant life cycle called?
generation alternation
Miotic cell division
Alternation of generations
Fertilization
How many groups are plants divided into
7
4
3
5
The (a) are dominant in Bryophytes.
What is alternation of generations?
The alternation of dipilod and hapliod form
Fertilization
Plants alternating between two different life stages in their life cycle
Where do spores form in seedless vascular plants?
Inside the flower
In the stem
Along the roots
On the underside of the leaf
What is dominant in both Gymnosperms and Angiosperms?
Sporophytes
Gametophytes
