Unit Exam

Question 1

Brassica rapa is classified as a

monocot or dicot

Answer 1

dicot

Question 2

Monotcot means…

Answer 2

One cotyledon

Question 3

Dicot means

Answer 3

Two cotyledons

Question 4

mono means

Answer 4

one

Question 5

di means

Answer 5

two

Question 6

epi means

Answer 6

above

Question 7

hypo means

Answer 7

below

Question 8

seed leaves: non photosynthetic

cotyledon
radicle
epicotyl
true leaves
hypocotyl

Answer 8

cotyledon

Question 9

photosynthetic

true leaves
hypocotyl
epicotyl
cotyledon
radicle

Answer 9

true leaves

Question 10

stem above cotyledons

hypocotyl
epicotyl
radicle
true leaves
cotyledons

Answer 10

epicotyl

Question 11

stem below cotyledons

hypocotyl
epicotyl
radicle
true leaves
cotyledons

Answer 11

Hypocotyl

Question 12

part of the seed that presents desication (drying out)

hypocotyl
seed coat
true leaves
emrbyo

Answer 12

seed coat

Question 13

food source for embryo inside the seed

hypocotyl
true leaves
endosperm
embryo

Answer 13

endosperm

Question 14

primary root: first to emerge during germination

radicle
true leaves
cotyledon
epicotyl
hypocotyl

Answer 14

radicle

Question 15

Seeds will stay dormant until which conditions are met

(a) temperature, moisture, nutrient availability, gas exchange, sunlight

(b) moisture, nutrient availability, gas exchange, sunlight

(c) temperature, moisture, nutrient availability, sunlight

Answer 15

(a) temperature, moisture, nutrient availability, gas exchange, sunlight

Question 16

waxy layer of leaf that prevents water loss

cuticle
spongy layer
epidermis
palisade layer

Answer 16

cuticle

Question 17

site of photosynthesis

roots
flowers
leaves
stems

Answer 17

leaves

Question 18

primary function is to produce support leaves and flowers

roots
flowers
leaves
stems

Answer 18

stems

Question 19

The primary function is to anchor and absorb

roots
leaves
stems
flowers

Answer 19

roots

Question 20

The primary functions is to produce glucose

roots
leaves
stems
flowers

Answer 20

leaves

Question 21

Primary function is to lure in pollinators

roots
leaves
stems
flowers

Answer 21

fowers

Question 22

Why is seed dispersal important

(a) seeds need to stay close to the parent plant

(b) seeds need an environment that is less competitive for nutrients and water

(c) seeds need to be close to plants of the same species

(d) seeds need an environment that is high in competitions for nutrients and water

Answer 22

(b) seeds need an environment that is less competitive for nutrients and water

Question 23

what part of the vascular system goes upward only

xylem
phloem

Answer 23

xylem

Question 24

what part of the vascular system goes up and down

xylem
phloem

Answer 24

pholem

Question 25

where in the plant cell does photosynthesis take place mitochondria chloroplast cytoplasm roots

Answer 25

chloroplast

Question 26

tissue layers: protection dermal vascular ground

Answer 26

dermal

Question 27

tissue layers: support dermal ground vascular

Answer 27

ground

Question 28

tissue layers: transportation vascular dermal ground

Answer 28

vascular

Question 29

xylem is in the form of an "X" stem dicot root monocot root dicot stem monocot

Answer 29

root dicot

Question 30

The vascular bundle is close to the epidermis and looks like "candy corn" stem dicot root monocot root dicot stem monocot

Answer 30

stem dicot

Question 31

the opening "pore" at the bottom of most leaves are called guard cells stroma thylakoid stoma

Answer 31

stoma

Question 32

the cells that control the opening guard cells stroma thylakoid stoma

Answer 32

guard cells

Question 33

reactants in photosynthesis CO2, Water, Sunlight CO2 and O2 O2 and glucose CO2, water, glucose

Answer 33

CO2, Water, Sunlight

Question 34

products of photosynthesis CO2, Water, Sunlight CO2 and O2 O2 and glucose CO2, water, glucost

Answer 34

O2 and Glucose

Question 35

If a plants pollen lands on itself and fertilization: causing less genetic variation this is called proper pollination pollinator pollination cross pollination self pollination

Answer 35

self pollination

Question 36

If a pollinator transfers pollen from one plant to another plant of the same species this is called proper pollination pollinator pollination cross pollination self pollination

Answer 36

cross pollination

Question 37

What is the goal of photosynthesis energy (ATP) food (glucose) ATP (energy and food (Glucose NADPH and ATP

Answer 37

Food (Glucose)

Question 38

The goal of cellular respiration is energy (ATP) food (glucose) ATP (energy and food (Glucose NADPH and ATP

Answer 38

Energy (ATP)

Question 39

What organelle is responsible for making food for an autotroph chloroplast nucleus mitochondria golgi apparatus

Answer 39

chloroplast

Question 40

What organelle is responsible for making energy (heterotroph or autotroph) chloroplast nucleus mitochondria golgi apparatus

Answer 40

mitochondria