8.23.W Sci - Lesson Review: Introduction to Plants / Reproduction / Functions

Question 1

The site of photosynthesis is the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  cell wall 
  vacuole 
  nucleus 
  chloroplast

Answer 1

chloroplast

Question 2

In angiosperms, the ovary develops into a \_\_\_\_\_\_.
  flower 
  fruit 
  cone 
  seed

Answer 2

fruit

Question 3

Cell walls are made of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  liposaccharides 
  chitin 
  cellulose 
  polyglycagan

Answer 3

cellulose

Question 4

A plant embryo enclosed in a protective coating is a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  gamete 
  moss 
  seed 
  spore

Answer 4

seed

Question 5

Instead of producing seeds, seedless, nonvascular plants produce \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  cones 
  buds 
  spores 
  flowers

Answer 5

spores

Question 6

The \_\_\_\_\_ stores water, essential chemicals, and various waste products that are produced by cellular metabolism.
  nucleus 
  cell wall 
  chloroplast 
  vacuole

Answer 6

vacuole

Question 7

Plants receive carbon dioxide through their \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  flowers 
  leaves 
  roots 
  stems

Answer 7

leaves

Question 8

When spores are in a suitable environment, they will grow into a new plant that is the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  sporophyte phase 
  buds 
  seeds 
  gametophyte stage

Answer 8

gametophyte stage

Question 9

The DNA of plants is found in the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  vacuoles 
  nucleus 
  chlorophyll 
  ribosomes

Answer 9

nucleus

Question 10

Plants absorb water with \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  leaves 
  roots 
  stems 
  flowers

Answer 10

roots

Question 11

The gametophyte stage produces \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  spores 
  the sporophyte phase 
  seeds 
  gametes

Answer 11

gametes

Question 12

Stems, leaves, and flowers make up the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
  flower system 
  leaf system 
  root system 
  shoot system

Answer 12

shoot system

Question 13

Match the description with the plant. (gymnosperm, angiosperm)

plants that produce seeds that are not enclosed in a fruit

Answer 13

gymnosperm

Question 14

Match the description with the plant. (gymnosperm, angiosperm)

nonflowering

Answer 14

gymnosperm

Question 15

Match the description with the plant. (gymnosperm, angiosperm)

pine trees, cycads, firs, ginkgoes

Answer 15

gymnosperm

Question 16

Match the description with the plant. (gymnosperm, angiosperm)

seeds are on cones

Answer 16

gymnosperm

Question 17

Match the description with the plant. (gymnosperm, angiosperm)

plants that produce flowers and fruit to protect the seeds

Answer 17

angiosperm

Question 18

Match the description with the plant. (gymnosperm, angiosperm)

tomato plants and wheat

Answer 18

angiosperm

Question 19

Match the description with the plant. (gymnosperm, angiosperm)

seeds develop in the ovary

Answer 19

angiosperm

Question 20

Match the description with the asexual reproduction of plants. (tubers,plantlets, or runners)

underground stems that store nutrients and can grow into new plants

Answer 20

tubers

Question 21

Match the description with the asexual reproduction of plants. (tubers,plantlets, or runners)

potato

Answer 21

tubers

Question 22

Match the description with the asexual reproduction of plants. (tubers,plantlets, or runners)

tiny plants that grow on the edges of a plant’s leaves

Answer 22

plantlets

Question 23

Match the description with the asexual reproduction of plants. (tubers,plantlets, or runners)

above ground stems that can develop new plants

Answer 23

runners

Question 24

Match the description with the asexual reproduction of plants. (tubers,plantlets, or runners)

strawberries

Answer 24

runners

Question 25

``` Plants take these materials in during photosynthesis. (Choose all that apply.) sugar water oxygen carbon dioxide solar energy ```

Answer 25

water carbon dioxide solar energy

Question 26

Describe the special relationship God designed between plants and animals. Use complete sentences and proper grammar. Your Answer:

Answer 26

The special relationship God designed between plants and animals is that animal waste is carbon dioxide, and plant waste is oxygen, so we each need what the other gives.

Question 27

What are four characteristics of plants? | Your Answer:

Answer 27

The characteristics of a plant are a two-stage life cycle, multicellular eukaryotes, cell walls/ vacuoles, and they make their own food.