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1
Different tissues performing one or more functions make up an organ.
A)True
B)False
2
Which of the following is a vegetative organ of a flowering plant?
A)stem
B)root
C)leaf
D)all of the above
3
Which flowering plant organ functions in reproduction?
A)root
B)flower
C)leaf
D)stem
4
The shoot system contains _____.
A)stems
B)leaves
C)both A and B
5
Axillary buds develop into _____.
A)branches of stems
B)flowers
C)both A and B
6
The root system _____.
A)anchors the plant in the soil
B)produces hormones that stimulate stem growth
C)absorbs water and minerals from the soil
D)all of the above
7
The absorptive capacity of roots is increased by _____.
A)villi
B)root hairs
C)cilia
D)stomates
8
Transplantation of a plant is more successful if you take some of the surrounding soil with the plant because the root hairs remain intact.
A)True
B)False
9
Roots are the only type of plant organ in the root system.
A)True
B)False
10
All stem cells are living cells.
A)True
B)False
11
The wide portion of a foliage leaf is called the petiole.
A)True
B)False
12
The plant organ which performs photosynthesis is the _____.
A)stem
B)leaf
C)root
13
Foliage leaves _____.
A)absorb water
B)are thick and woody
C)collect solar energy
D)all of the above
14
Stems _____.
A)transport water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves
B)may store water or nutrients
C)support the leaves so they can get as much sunlight as possible
D)all of the above
15
A(n) _____ occurs where leaves are attached to the stem.
A)node
B)petiole
C)internode
D)axillary bud
16
Stems can be identified by the presence of _____.
A)nodes
B)internodes
C)both A and B
17
Some stems grow horizontally and are found underground.
A)True
B)False
18
Monocot and dicot roots have the same arrangement of vascular tissue.
A)True
B)False
19
In leaves, vascular tissue is bundled in veins.
A)True
B)False
20
Food sources that are monocots include _____.
A)rice
B)wheat
C)corn
D)all of the above
21
Dicots exhibit _____ venation.
A)pinnate
B)palmate
C)both A and B
22
You would identify _____ as a monocot based on its parallel leaf veins.
A)an oak
B)a rose
C)grass
D)dandelion
23
The monocots are the larger of the two groups of angiosperms.
A)True
B)False
24
In the _____, phloem is located between the arms of xylem which has a star or X shape.
A)monocot stem
B)monocot leaf
C)dicot stem
D)dicot root
25
Cotyledons perform photosynthesis for the seedling.
A)True
B)False
26
Monocots have _____.
A)one cotyledon
B)flower parts in multiples of fours or fives
C)tap roots
D)netted venation
27
Dicots are characterized by _____.
A)tap roots
B)palmate or pinnate venation
C)two seed leaves
D)all of the above
28
Procambium meristem tissue produces _____ tissue.
A)epidermal
B)vascular
C)ground
D)all of the above
29
In roots, certain epidermal cells have roots hairs which _____.
A)help anchor the plant
B)increase the surface area for water absorption
C)both A and B
30
In older woody plants, the epidermis of the stem is replaced by _____ tissue.
A)cork
B)vascular
C)ground
31
Cork cells _____.
A)are nonliving
B)protect the plant from fungal, bacterial and animal attack
C)are waterproof
D)all of the above
32
The waxy cuticle _____.
A)minimizes water loss
B)protects against bacterial infection
C)covers the epidermal cells exposed to air
D)all of the above
33
Epidermal cells of stems and leaves may produce protective hairs or substances that discourage predation.
A)True
B)False
34
The least specialized of the cell types which are found in all the organs of a plant are _____.
A)parenchyma
B)collenchyma
C)sclerenchyma
D)none of the above
35
The apical meristem in a plant is located _____.
A)in the tip of the stem
B)in the tip of the root
C)both A and B
36
Protoderm gives rise to _____.
A)epidermis
B)ground tissue
C)vascular tissue
D)cork cells
37
Sclerenchyma cells _____.
A)have thick secondary cell walls reinforced with lignin
B)are nonliving
C)support mature regions of the plant
D)all of the above
38
Ground tissue contains _____ cells.
A)parenchyma
B)collenchyma
C)sclerenchyma
D)all of the above
39
The ability of plant cuttings to develop roots is associated with the presence of _____ cells.
A)cork
B)sclerenchyma
C)parenchyma
D)xylem
40
The gritty texture characteristic of pears is due to the presence of sclerenchyma cells.
A)True
B)False
41
The product of photosynthesis is transported by the _____.
A)parenchyma
B)phloem
C)cork cambium
D)xylem
42
Tracheids and vessel elements comprise _____ which transports water and minerals from the roots to the leaves.
A)xylem
B)schlerenchyma
C)phloem
D)epidermal tissue
43
Sieve-tube elements are connected to each other and companion cells by _____.
A)gap junctions
B)plasmodesmata
C)desmosomes
D)tight junctions
44
Companion cells are believed to control the function and maintain the life of the sieve-tube elements.
A)True
B)False
45
The cells in the zone of _____ are mature and fully differentiated.
A)elongation
B)cell division
C)maturation
46
The _____ of a dicot root functions in food storage.
A)cortex
B)vascular tissue
C)endodermis
D)epidermis
47
A vascular ring surrounding a central pith is characteristic of a monocot root.
A)True
B)False
48
The _____ regulates the entrance of water and minerals into the vascular cylinder.
A)cortex
B)endodermis
C)pericycle
D)epidermis
49
A _____ is an example of a taproot that stores food.
A)carrot
B)beet
C)radish
D)all of the above
50
A fibrous root system is characteristic of _____.
A)monocots
B)dicots
51
The main function of adventitious roots is to anchor the plant.
A)True
B)False
52
The haustoria of dodder and broomrapes are true roots.
A)True
B)False
53
The root nodules of peas, bean and other legumes contain fungi which help plants get water and minerals.
A)True
B)False
54
The procambium produces the first _____ cells.
A)xylem
B)phloem
C)both A and B
D)neither A nor B
55
Mature nonwoody stems called herbaceous stems exhibit primary and secondary growth.
A)True
B)False
56
The shoot apical meristem is protected within a(n) _____ bud.
A)terminal
B)axillary
57
The tissue that occurs between the xylem and phloem is the _____.
A)cork cambium
B)protoderm
C)ground meristem
D)vascular cambium
58
The secondary growth of a plant increases the _____ of a plant.
A)length
B)girth
C)both A and B
59
The bark of a tree contains _____.
A)cork cambium
B)phloem
C)cork
D)all of the above
60
The _____ produced by the vascular cambium builds up to become the annual rings in a woody stem.
A)cork
B)pith
C)secondary xylem
D)phloem
61
Cork cambium is meristem located beneath the epidermis.
A)True
B)False
62
In older trees, the inner annual rings, called the _____, no longer function in water transport.
A)heartwood
B)sapwood
63
Gas exchange through the bark is possible at pockets of loosely arranged cork cells called lenticels.
A)True
B)False
64
Bulbous underground stems are called _____.
A)corms
B)stolons
C)both A and B
65
Stems are modified in some plants to _____.
A)vegetatively reproduce
B)store food
C)climb
D)all of the above
66
The opening and closing of the stomates is regulated by their guard cells.
A)True
B)False
67
Photosynthesis takes place in the _____ tissue of the leaves.
A)vascular
B)epidermal
C)mesophyll
68
The amount of surface area for gas exchange is increased by the arrangement of the cells in the _____ mesophyll.
A)palisade
B)spongy
69
Stomates are concentrated in the _____ epidermis of the leaves.
A)lower
B)upper
C)both A and B
70
A leaf consists of _____.
A)a flattened blade
B)a petiole that connects the leaf to the stem
C)both A and B
71
When a leaf has a blade composed of two or more leaflets, the leaf is called a compound leaf.
A)True
B)False
72
The leaves of a cactus are the spines attached to the succulent stem.
A)True
B)False
73
An example of a plant with thick, fleshy petioles is _____.
A)an onion
B)celery
C)a turnip
D)cabbage
74
Leaves are modified in some plants to _____.
A)trap insects
B)climb
C)conserve water
D)all of the above
75
Most people are surprised to learn that onions are leaves not roots.
A)True
B)False
76
Rhizomes _____.
A)are above ground roots
B)may have fungal parasites called mycorrhizae living in it
C)are underground horizontal stems
D)none of the above







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