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Froggy Jumps Plant Kingdom QuizVersion en ligne Test your plant knowledge par Ainara Nepote Górriz 1 Which process do plants use to make their own food? a Fermentation b Photosynthesis c Cellular respiration 2 Where do plants perform photosynthesis? a Mitochondria in roots b Chloroplasts in the leaves c Nuclei in stems 3 What gas do plants release during photosynthesis? a Carbon dioxide b Oxygen c Nitrogen 4 What pathway transports watered nutrients from leaves to the plant? a Xylem b Vascular cambium c Phloem 5 What is the main function of xylem? a Transport sugars from leaves to roots b Store nutrients c Transport water and minerals from roots to leaves 6 Which plant group has true roots, stems, and leaves but no flowers? a Ferns b Mosses c Gymnosperms 7 Which plant group lacks conducting vessels? a Ferns b Mosses c Angiosperms 8 What are false roots in mosses called? a Rhizoids b Rhizomes c Fibers 9 What structure carries pollen to the ovule in many flowers? a Xylem and phloem b Petiole and blade c Stamen and pistil interaction (pollination) 10 What are unisexual flowers? a Flowers with both sexes b Flowers having only male or only female organs c Flowers without petals 11 What are the female organs of a flower called? a Ovary only b Pistil or carpel c Stamen 12 What is the term for the reproduction stage where pollen reaches the ovary? a Fertilization b Germination c Dispersal 13 Which part becomes the fruit after fertilization? a Stamen b Petiole c Ovary wall 14 What is seed dispersal by animals commonly called? a Anemochory b Zoochory c Hydrochory 15 What is the first cell of a new plant after fertilization? a Embryo b Zygote c Gamete 16 Which plant tissue forms the sap that moves nutrients? a Phellogen b Phloem c Xylem 17 What is the life cycle stage after flowering in many plants? a Pollination b Fruit ripening c Seed germination 18 Which organ is the site of photosynthesis in leaves? a Petiole b Blade (lamina) c Midrib 19 What term describes plants that can grow throughout life? a Auxetic growth b Periodic growth c Continuous growth

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Plant Kingdom Quiz

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Plant Kingdom QuizVersion en ligne

par Ainara Nepote Górriz

Which process do plants use to make their own food?

Where do plants perform photosynthesis?

What gas do plants release during photosynthesis?

What pathway transports watered nutrients from leaves to the plant?

What is the main function of xylem?

Which plant group has true roots, stems, and leaves but no flowers?

Which plant group lacks conducting vessels?

What are false roots in mosses called?

What structure carries pollen to the ovule in many flowers?

What are unisexual flowers?

What are the female organs of a flower called?

What is the term for the reproduction stage where pollen reaches the ovary?

Which part becomes the fruit after fertilization?

What is seed dispersal by animals commonly called?

What is the first cell of a new plant after fertilization?

Which plant tissue forms the sap that moves nutrients?

What is the life cycle stage after flowering in many plants?

Which organ is the site of photosynthesis in leaves?

What term describes plants that can grow throughout life?