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NC Wildlife Unit 3 Plant Characteristics (For Grade Recovery)Versión en línea Test your knowledge of plant characteristics with this quiz game! por Noel Sayco 1 What is the process by which green plants synthesize food using sunlight? a Photosynthesis b Fermentation c Respiration d Oxidation 2 Where does photosynthesis occur in plant cells? a Nucleus b Chloroplast c Mitochondria d Endoplasmic reticulum 3 What provides structural support and protection to plant cells? a Vacuole b Cytoplasm c Cell membrane d Cell wall 4 Which tissue is specialized for the transport of water, nutrients, and sugars in plants? a Meristematic tissue b Ground tissue c Epidermal tissue d Vascular tissue 5 What is a feature or behavior that helps an organism survive and reproduce? a Mutation b Adaptation c Extinction d Competition 6 What is taxonomy? a The process of creating new species. b The study of rocks and minerals. c The study of human behavior. d The science of classifying organisms based on shared characteristics. 7 What is Kingdom Plantae? a The taxonomic kingdom comprising all living plants. b The kingdom of animals. c The kingdom of bacteria. d The kingdom of fungi. 8 What is a Genus? a A taxonomic category ranking below family and above species. b A type of weather phenomenon. c A type of habitat. d A type of animal. 9 What is a Species? a A type of cloud. b The most specific level of classification. c A type of rock. d A type of planet. 10 What is Binomial nomenclature? a The system of naming cars. b The system of naming species with a two-part Latinized name. c The process of naming stars. d The system of naming countries. 11 What is the upper layer of branches and foliage in a forest called? a Root system b Canopy c Trunk d Understory 12 Which term refers to trees that shed their leaves annually? a Canopy b Bark c Evergreen d Deciduous 13 What is the protective outer covering of woody plants called? a Bark b Canopy c Root system d Deciduous 14 Which term refers to trees that retain their leaves throughout the year? a Evergreen b Deciduous c Bark d Root system 15 What anchors a tree to the ground and absorbs water and nutrients? a Evergreen b Bark c Root system d Canopy 16 What is a monocotyledon characterized by? a Having seeds with a single cotyledon b Having parallel veined leaves c Having seeds with two cotyledons d Having net-veined leaves 17 What is the female reproductive organ of a flower called? a Stamen b Pistil c Filament d Anther 18 What is the male reproductive organ of a flower called? a Stigma b Pistil c Stamen d Ovary 19 What is the arrangement of flowers on a plant stem called? a Stamen b Inflorescence c Pistil d Cotyledon 20 How many cotyledons do dicotyledons have? a Three b One c Two d None 21 What type of leaves do monocotyledons have? a Parallel veined b Net-veined c Palmate d Toothed 22 Which part of a flower consists of the stigma, style, and ovary? a Stamen b Pistil c Anther d Filament 23 What is the function of an anther in a flower? a Receives pollen b Produces nectar c Holds the ovules d Produces pollen 24 What is the main purpose of the ovary in a flower? a Attracts pollinators b Produces nectar c Contains ovules that develop into seeds d Supports the stigma 25 Which class of flowering plants has net-veined leaves? a Angiosperm b Monocotyledon c Dicotyledon d Gymnosperm 26 What is the primary role of plants in oxygen production? a Respiration b Photosynthesis c Decomposition d Fermentation 27 What do plants provide for humans and animals? a Food b Sunlight c Water d Oxygen 28 What do plant roots help prevent? a Pollution b Erosion c Drought d Deforestation 29 Plants serve as habitats for which organisms? a Insects b Amphibians c Reptiles d Fish 30 What is the economic value of plants? a Luxury goods b Precious metals c Raw materials d Digital products

NC Wildlife Unit 3 Plant Characteristics (For Grade Recovery)Versión en línea

Test your knowledge of plant characteristics with this quiz game!

por Noel Sayco

What is the process by which green plants synthesize food using sunlight?

Photosynthesis

Fermentation

Respiration

Oxidation

Where does photosynthesis occur in plant cells?

Nucleus

Chloroplast

Mitochondria

Endoplasmic reticulum

What provides structural support and protection to plant cells?

Vacuole

Cytoplasm

Cell membrane

Cell wall

Which tissue is specialized for the transport of water, nutrients, and sugars in plants?

Meristematic tissue

Ground tissue

Epidermal tissue

Vascular tissue

What is a feature or behavior that helps an organism survive and reproduce?

Mutation

Adaptation

Extinction

Competition

What is taxonomy?

The process of creating new species.

The study of rocks and minerals.

The study of human behavior.

The science of classifying organisms based on shared characteristics.

What is Kingdom Plantae?

The taxonomic kingdom comprising all living plants.

The kingdom of animals.

The kingdom of bacteria.

The kingdom of fungi.

What is a Genus?

A taxonomic category ranking below family and above species.

A type of weather phenomenon.

A type of habitat.

A type of animal.

What is a Species?

A type of cloud.

The most specific level of classification.

A type of rock.

A type of planet.

What is Binomial nomenclature?

The system of naming cars.

The system of naming species with a two-part Latinized name.

The process of naming stars.

The system of naming countries.

What is the upper layer of branches and foliage in a forest called?

Root system

Canopy

Trunk

Understory

Which term refers to trees that shed their leaves annually?

Canopy

Bark

Evergreen

Deciduous

What is the protective outer covering of woody plants called?

Bark

Canopy

Root system

Deciduous

Which term refers to trees that retain their leaves throughout the year?

Evergreen

Deciduous

Bark

Root system

What anchors a tree to the ground and absorbs water and nutrients?

Evergreen

Bark

Root system

Canopy

What is a monocotyledon characterized by?

Having seeds with a single cotyledon

Having parallel veined leaves

Having seeds with two cotyledons

Having net-veined leaves

What is the female reproductive organ of a flower called?

Stamen

Pistil

Filament

Anther

What is the male reproductive organ of a flower called?

Stigma

Pistil

Stamen

Ovary

What is the arrangement of flowers on a plant stem called?

Stamen

Inflorescence

Pistil

Cotyledon

How many cotyledons do dicotyledons have?

Three

One

Two

None

What type of leaves do monocotyledons have?

Parallel veined

Net-veined

Palmate

Toothed

Which part of a flower consists of the stigma, style, and ovary?

Stamen

Pistil

Anther

Filament

What is the function of an anther in a flower?

Receives pollen

Produces nectar

Holds the ovules

Produces pollen

What is the main purpose of the ovary in a flower?

Attracts pollinators

Produces nectar

Contains ovules that develop into seeds

Supports the stigma

Which class of flowering plants has net-veined leaves?

Angiosperm

Monocotyledon

Dicotyledon

Gymnosperm

What is the primary role of plants in oxygen production?

Respiration

Photosynthesis

Decomposition

Fermentation

What do plants provide for humans and animals?

Food

Sunlight

Water

Oxygen

What do plant roots help prevent?

Pollution

Erosion

Drought

Deforestation

Plants serve as habitats for which organisms?

Insects

Amphibians

Reptiles

Fish

What is the economic value of plants?

Luxury goods

Precious metals

Raw materials

Digital products

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