3.2 Kahoot - Plants

Question 1

Plants Are…

Answer 1

Autotrophs

Question 2

All plants are multicellular.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

What is the equation of photosynthesis?

Answer 3

Carbon dioxide + water —> glucose + oxygen

Question 4

The evolutionary ancestory of plants is….

Answer 4

green algae

Question 5

Plants and their predecessors, green algae, share the property of

Answer 5

• similar DNA sequences in the nuclei of their cells
• storage of starch for energy
• chlorophyll a and b

Question 6

For plants to be successful on land, what is an early adaptation required for their success?

Answer 6

a root system

Question 7

What determines if a plant is vascular?

Answer 7

how it transports water and food

Question 8

Because bryophytes do not have vascular tissue, they:

Answer 8

grow close to the ground

Question 9

What lifecycle stage in Bryophytes is most dominant

Answer 9

Gametophyte

Question 10

What are some examples of Bryophytes?

Answer 10

liverworts and mosses

Question 11

Where do bryophytes grow?

Answer 11

Damp locations

Question 12

how do bryophytes get nutrients from the ground?

Answer 12

Rhizoids

Question 13

The female reproductive organ on bryophytes is the…

Answer 13

archegonium

Question 14

Bryophyte reproduction is through the use of _____________.

Answer 14

spores

Question 15

What is the function of the xylem?

Answer 15

Transport water and nutrients upward

Question 16

The function of the phloem is….

Answer 16

To transport sugars around the plant

Question 17

What is the function of the roots of a plant

Answer 17

To hold the plant in place and gather nutrients.

Question 18

What is the purpose of leaves in a plant?

Answer 18

capture sunlight and create glucose

Question 19

What is an example for a seedless vascular plant

Answer 19

Ferns

Question 20

Seedless vascular plants reproduce using

Answer 20

Spores

Question 21

What lifecycle stage in Seedless Vascular plants is most dominant

Answer 21

Sporophyte

Question 22

What is one major difference between seed plants and seedless plants?

Answer 22

they don’t need water for fertilization

Question 23

Plants that have covered seeds are classified as

Answer 23

angiosperms

Question 24

Gymnosperm means what?

Answer 24

Naked seed

Question 25

what characterizes most Gymnosperm plants?

Answer 25

long needle leaves, evergreen

Question 26

The reproductive structure of a gymnosperm is a __________.

Answer 26

cone

Question 27

Gymnosperms have male and female cones.

Answer 27

true

Question 28

What kind of cones are found at the top of gymnosperm trees?

Answer 28

female

Question 29

Male cones are

Answer 29

softer

Question 30

What do male cones release?

Answer 30

Pollen

Question 31

How does pollen get to the female cones?

Answer 31

Wind

Question 32

Seeds develop on the __________ of the female cones?

Answer 32

scales

Question 33

What lifecycle stage in gymnosperms is most dominant

Answer 33

Sporophyte

Question 34

Angiosperms are also known as __.

Answer 34

flowering plants

Question 35

Angiosperms use these modified leaves as display structures for attracting pollinators.

Answer 35

Petals

Question 36

What is a characteristic of all angiosperms?

Answer 36

Double fertilization

Question 37

How have fruits contributed to the success of angiosperms?

Answer 37

Facilitating the dispersal of seeds

Question 38

Every fruit starts as what

Answer 38

a flower

Question 39

Perfect flowers are those that have both male and female parts.

Answer 39

True

Question 40

Monoecious means the plant...

Answer 40

has seperate male and female flowers

Question 41

What is pollination?

Answer 41

When the stigma has pollen on it

Question 42

What is fertilization?

Answer 42

when a sperm cell fertilizes an egg

Question 43

After pollination, a pollen grain that has landed on stigma will develop a tiny tube called________________

Answer 43

pollen tube

Question 44

In double fertilization, 1 sperm cell fuses with the egg cell, and a second sperm cell fuses with..

Answer 44

polar nuclei.

Question 45

Double fertilization results in

Answer 45

endosperm & embryo

Question 46

What is the function of the endosperm?

Answer 46

forms food storage (starches)

Question 47

Which is an example of an angiosperm?

Answer 47

grasses

Question 48

What do ovaries become after fertilization?

Answer 48

fruits

Question 49

In an angiosperm, the pollen releases

Answer 49

generative cell and tube cell

Question 50

What does the term angiosperm mean?

Answer 50

Vesseled Seed

Question 51

Angiosperms are divided into what 2 groups?

Answer 51

Dicots & Monocots

Question 52

What is the function of cotyledon?

Answer 52

provide food for the plant as it begins to grow

Question 53

A dicot plant means the plant has

Answer 53

2 first leaves

Question 54

A monocot leaf has:

Answer 54

parallel leaf veins

Question 55

A dicot has what type of root system?

Answer 55

Taproot

Question 56

What lifecycle stage in angiosperms is most dominant?

Answer 56

Sporophyte

Question 57

Which of the following best describes the trend followed in the evolution of flowering plants?

Answer 57

The gametophyte became dependent on the sporophyte