Question 1

MATCHING
Match the phylum with the correct word or phrase.
a.Anthophyta
d.Ginkgophyta
b.Coniferophyta
e.Gnetophyta
c.Cycadophyta
-represented by only one living species

Accepted Answer

D

Question 2

MATCHING
Match the phylum with the correct word or phrase.
a.Anthophyta
d.Ginkgophyta
b.Coniferophyta
e.Gnetophyta
c.Cycadophyta
-pines, firs, and hemlocks

Accepted Answer

B

Question 3

The type of venation in monocots is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  reticulate. 
B)  parallel. 
C)  netted. 
D)  fibrous. 
E)  striated. 
A)  reticulate. 
B)  parallel. 
C)  netted. 
D)  fibrous. 
E)  striated. B

Question 4

When plants have a distinct haploid stage and diploid stage, this is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  asexual and sexual generations. 
B)  binary generations. 
C)  mitotic and meiotic generations. 
D)  alternation of generations. 
E)  parthenocarpy. 
A)  asexual and sexual generations. 
B)  binary generations. 
C)  mitotic and meiotic generations. 
D)  alternation of generations. 
E)  parthenocarpy.

Question 5

Progymnosperms had two derived features:

Accepted Answer

A)  microphylls and herbaceous tissue. 
B)  microphylls and woody tissue. 
C)  megaphylls and herbaceous tissue. 
D)  megaphylls and woody tissue. 
E)  both megaphylls and microphylls and herbaceous tissue. 
A)  microphylls and herbaceous tissue. 
B)  microphylls and woody tissue. 
C)  megaphylls and herbaceous tissue. 
D)  megaphylls and woody tissue. 
E)  both megaphylls and microphylls and herbaceous tissue.

Question 6

Figure 28-1
Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s).  
-Which of the following is a female reproductive structure in Figure 28-1?

Accepted Answer

A)  1 
B)  7 
C)  5 
D)  8 
E)  3 
A)  1 
B)  7 
C)  5 
D)  8 
E)  3

Question 7

Which of the following is not an adaptation of flowering plants that contributed to their evolutionary success?

Accepted Answer

A)  seed production 
B)  a wide variety of pollination strategies 
C)  efficient water-conducting cells 
D)  broad leaves with large surface areas 
E)  adaptability of the gametophyte generation 
A)  seed production 
B)  a wide variety of pollination strategies 
C)  efficient water-conducting cells 
D)  broad leaves with large surface areas 
E)  adaptability of the gametophyte generation

Question 8

In flowering plants, the __________ generation is dominant.

Accepted Answer

A)  haploid gametophyte 
B)  diploid gametophyte 
C)  haploid sporophyte 
D)  diploid sporophyte 
E)  triploid endosperm 
A)  haploid gametophyte 
B)  diploid gametophyte 
C)  haploid sporophyte 
D)  diploid sporophyte 
E)  triploid endosperm

Question 9

In plants, phloem is associated with transport of:

Accepted Answer

A)  water only. 
B)  dissolved sugars. 
C)  water and minerals. 
D)  minerals only. 
E)  plant hormones only. 
A)  water only. 
B)  dissolved sugars. 
C)  water and minerals. 
D)  minerals only. 
E)  plant hormones only.

Question 10

In the process of fertilization in conifers, the pollen tube grows to the:

Accepted Answer

A)  archegonium. 
B)  antheridium. 
C)  microspores. 
D)  pollen grains. 
E)  microsporangia. 
A)  archegonium. 
B)  antheridium. 
C)  microspores. 
D)  pollen grains. 
E)  microsporangia.

Question 11

MATCHING
Match the phylum with the correct word or phrase.
a.Anthophyta
d.Ginkgophyta
b.Coniferophyta
e.Gnetophyta
c.Cycadophyta
-exhibits double fertilization

Accepted Answer

The answer of MATCHING
Match the phylum with the correct word...

Question 12

If a flower has sepals, petals, and stamens but lacks carpels, then that flower is:

Accepted Answer

A)  complete and imperfect. 
B)  complete and perfect. 
C)  incomplete and perfect. 
D)  incomplete and imperfect. 
E)  almost complete and almost perfect. 
A)  complete and imperfect. 
B)  complete and perfect. 
C)  incomplete and perfect. 
D)  incomplete and imperfect. 
E)  almost complete and almost perfect.

Question 13

Figure 28-1
Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s).  
-The female gametophyte generation in angiosperms is found in the:

Accepted Answer

A)  antheridium. 
B)  stigma and style of the pistil. 
C)  prothallium. 
D)  megasporophyte of the cones. 
E)  ovule of the ovary. 
A)  antheridium. 
B)  stigma and style of the pistil. 
C)  prothallium. 
D)  megasporophyte of the cones. 
E)  ovule of the ovary.

Question 14

The monocots and eudicots are basal angiosperms.
____________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Leaf __________ in the fall is an adaptation for flowering plants to survive harsh winters in temperate climates.

Accepted Answer

A)  desiccation 
B)  photosynthesis 
C)  abscission 
D)  growth 
E)  production 
A)  desiccation 
B)  photosynthesis 
C)  abscission 
D)  growth 
E)  production

Question 16

After fertilization in angiosperms, the ovule develops into the:

Accepted Answer

A)  ovary. 
B)  seed. 
C)  pollen grain. 
D)  stigma. 
E)  fruit. 
A)  ovary. 
B)  seed. 
C)  pollen grain. 
D)  stigma. 
E)  fruit.

Question 17

Figure 28-1
Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s).  
-The structure labeled 2 in Figure 28-1 is the:

Accepted Answer

A)  stigma. 
B)  style. 
C)  receptacle. 
D)  ovary. 
E)  filament. 
A)  stigma. 
B)  style. 
C)  receptacle. 
D)  ovary. 
E)  filament.

Question 18

Integuments develop into the megasporangium.
____________________

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

MATCHING
Match the phylum with the correct word or phrase.
a.Anthophyta
d.Ginkgophyta
b.Coniferophyta
e.Gnetophyta
c.Cycadophyta
-Seeds are superior reproductive structures, compared to spores.Describe the advantages of seeds.Briefly describe the connection between human civilization and seeds.

Accepted Answer

Concepts to Consider: Seeds carry with t

Question 20

The endosperm of an angiosperm seed is typically:

Accepted Answer

A)  haploid (1n). 
B)  diploid (2n). 
C)  triploid (3n). 
D)  quadraploid (4n). 
E)  pentaploid (5n). 
A)  haploid (1n). 
B)  diploid (2n). 
C)  triploid (3n). 
D)  quadraploid (4n). 
E)  pentaploid (5n).

Exam 28: Seed Plants

MATCHING Match the phylum with the correct word or phrase. a.Anthophyta d.Ginkgophyta b.Coniferophyta e.Gnetophyta c.Cycadophyta -represented by only one living species

MATCHING Match the phylum with the correct word or phrase. a.Anthophyta d.Ginkgophyta b.Coniferophyta e.Gnetophyta c.Cycadophyta -pines, firs, and hemlocks

The type of venation in monocots is known as:

When plants have a distinct haploid stage and diploid stage, this is referred to as:

Progymnosperms had two derived features:

Figure 28-1 Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s). -Which of the following is a female reproductive structure in Figure 28-1?

Which of the following is not an adaptation of flowering plants that contributed to their evolutionary success?

In flowering plants, the __________ generation is dominant.

In plants, phloem is associated with transport of:

In the process of fertilization in conifers, the pollen tube grows to the:

MATCHING Match the phylum with the correct word or phrase. a.Anthophyta d.Ginkgophyta b.Coniferophyta e.Gnetophyta c.Cycadophyta -exhibits double fertilization

If a flower has sepals, petals, and stamens but lacks carpels, then that flower is:

Figure 28-1 Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s). -The female gametophyte generation in angiosperms is found in the:

The monocots and eudicots are basal angiosperms. ____________________

Leaf __________ in the fall is an adaptation for flowering plants to survive harsh winters in temperate climates.

After fertilization in angiosperms, the ovule develops into the:

Figure 28-1 Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s). -The structure labeled 2 in Figure 28-1 is the:

Integuments develop into the megasporangium. ____________________

MATCHING Match the phylum with the correct word or phrase. a.Anthophyta d.Ginkgophyta b.Coniferophyta e.Gnetophyta c.Cycadophyta -Seeds are superior reproductive structures, compared to spores.Describe the advantages of seeds.Briefly describe the connection between human civilization and seeds.

The endosperm of an angiosperm seed is typically:

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