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Plants & People: Quick Quiz 7-9


Froggy Jumps Plants & People: Quick Quiz 7-9Versión en línea Study Time por kiara siders 1 Flower bit that produces pollen a Anther b Sepals c Filament 2 Flower bit the protects the immature flower bud a Sepals b Anther c Pistil 3 Part of the pistil (carpel) which contains the ovule a Ovary b Stigma c Style 4 Process by which pollen attaches to the stigma a Pollination b Fertilization c Mitosis 5 Process by which sperm penetrates the egg a Fertilization b Pollination c Meiosis 6 Production of gametes occurs through the process of a Meiosis b Mitosis c Pollination 7 Which of the following is wrong about mitosis a It occurs during producation of gametes b It occurs in the growing body cells c Its a duplication division 8 If a horticulturist breeding gardenias succeeds in having a single plant with a particularly desirable set of traits, which of the following would be her most probable and efficient route to establishing a line of such plants? a Clone the plant asexually to produce an identical one b Breed this plant with another plant with much weaker traits c Humans cannot manipulate reproduction to get desired traits 9 Which of these is a way that the sexual life cycle increases genetic variation in a species a By allowing crossing over b By increasing gene stability c By allowing an increase in cell numbers 10 Pore found on the underside of leaves which allows for gas exchange with the atmosphere a Stomata b Guard Cells c Spongy Mesophyll 11 Tissues which conducts water and sugar throughout the body of a plant a Vascular tissue b Ground tissue c Dermal tissue 12 A population's gene pool can be described as a All the alleles for all loci in a population b All possible genetic outcomes for offspring c A collection of all physical traits present in a population 13 One of the challenges to early plants when transitioning to life on land was a The lack of structural support that modern day plants have with root systems b Dealing with an overabundance of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere c Avoiding predation by large terrestrial herbivores 14 Which of the following is a main mechanism for changes in allele frequencies a Gene Flow b Genetic drift c Both of these 15 Microevolution is the creation of new types of organisms a True b False c N/A 16 Natural selection can be described as the differential success in reproduction results in certain alleles being passed to the next generation in greater proportions a True b False c N/A 17 Natural selections acts on individuals, only populations evolve a True b False c N/A 18 Select the correct statement about evolution by natural selection a It involves both new variations arising by chnace and "sorting" b Alleles dont change in individuals, only in populations c Only beneficial alleles are favored to continue 19 What changes in allele frequencies due to differential success in reproduction and passing those specific alleles to offspring a Natural Selection b Bottleneck Effect c Founder Effect 20 Allele frequency changes due to a few individuals being isolated from the larger population a Founder Effect b Gene Flow c Natural Selection 21 Creating a pink rose from cross breeding a white rose to a red rose is an example of what a Incomplete Dominance b Complete Dominance c Co-dominance 22 One key adaptation in plants ability to live on land is alternation of generations. The ____ life stage describes the time the plants are diploid in nature like the oak tree we see in the woods a Sporophyte b Gameophyte c Spores of Ferns

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Plants & People: Quick Quiz 7-9Versión en línea

por kiara siders

Flower bit that produces pollen

Flower bit the protects the immature flower bud

Part of the pistil (carpel) which contains the ovule

Process by which pollen attaches to the stigma

Process by which sperm penetrates the egg

Production of gametes occurs through the process of

Which of the following is wrong about mitosis

If a horticulturist breeding gardenias succeeds in having a single plant with a particularly desirable set of traits, which of the following would be her most probable and efficient route to establishing a line of such plants?

Which of these is a way that the sexual life cycle increases genetic variation in a species

Pore found on the underside of leaves which allows for gas exchange with the atmosphere

Tissues which conducts water and sugar throughout the body of a plant

A population's gene pool can be described as

One of the challenges to early plants when transitioning to life on land was

Which of the following is a main mechanism for changes in allele frequencies

Microevolution is the creation of new types of organisms

Natural selection can be described as the differential success in reproduction results in certain alleles being passed to the next generation in greater proportions

Natural selections acts on individuals, only populations evolve

Select the correct statement about evolution by natural selection

What changes in allele frequencies due to differential success in reproduction and passing those specific alleles to offspring

Allele frequency changes due to a few individuals being isolated from the larger population

Creating a pink rose from cross breeding a white rose to a red rose is an example of what

One key adaptation in plants ability to live on land is alternation of generations. The ____ life stage describes the time the plants are diploid in nature like the oak tree we see in the woods