Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: cork cambium

Accepted Answer

The Answer of one type of dead cell that conducts is...

Question 2

If you were to penetrate through the epidermal layer of a root, you would next encounter the ____.

Accepted Answer

A) xylem 
B) endodermis 
C) cortex 
D) phloem 
E) pith 
A) xylem 
B) endodermis 
C) cortex 
D) phloem 
E) pith C

Question 3

If a mutation prevented the formation of lignin, which tissue would be most affected?

Accepted Answer

A) vascular cambium 
B) parenchyma 
C) collenchyma 
D) sclerenchyma 
E) mesophyll 
A) vascular cambium 
B) parenchyma 
C) collenchyma 
D) sclerenchyma 
E) mesophyll D

Question 4

Match between columns
                        Premises: palisade mesophyll

Accepted Answer

The Answer of C and E and B and G is...

Question 5

The gritty feel of a pear is due to ____ cells.

Accepted Answer

A) collenchyma 
B) epidermal 
C) fiber 
D) sclereid 
E) parenchyma 
A) collenchyma 
B) epidermal 
C) fiber 
D) sclereid 
E) parenchyma

Question 6

Most of the water moving into a leaf is lost through ____.

Accepted Answer

A) osmotic gradients 
B) transpiration 
C) pressure flow 
D) translocation 
E) osmosis 
A) osmotic gradients 
B) transpiration 
C) pressure flow 
D) translocation 
E) osmosis

Question 7

Annual growth rings are formed in woody stems principally through the activities of the ____.

Accepted Answer

A) cork cambium 
B) cortex 
C) vascular cambium 
D) apical meristem 
E) endodermis 
A) cork cambium 
B) cortex 
C) vascular cambium 
D) apical meristem 
E) endodermis

Question 8

Which of the following cells are alive at maturity?

Accepted Answer

A) sieve tube members 
B) vessel members 
C) tracheids 
D) fibers 
E) sclereids 
A) sieve tube members 
B) vessel members 
C) tracheids 
D) fibers 
E) sclereids

Question 9

Most flowering plants maximize their ability to take up nutrients by taking part in mutualisms with fungi. These mutualisms are called ____.

Accepted Answer

A) root nodules 
B) Rhizobium 
C) mycorrhizae 
D) legumes 
E) endodermal associations 
A) root nodules 
B) Rhizobium 
C) mycorrhizae 
D) legumes 
E) endodermal associations

Question 10

Movement of soluble organic material through plants is known as ____.

Accepted Answer

A) translocation 
B) transduction 
C) transformation 
D) transpiration 
E) transportation 
A) translocation 
B) transduction 
C) transformation 
D) transpiration 
E) transportation

Question 11

From the outside to the inside, which is the correct order of tissues in a eudicot root?

Accepted Answer

A) epidermis>>cortex>>endodermis>>vascular tissue 
B) epidermis>>endodermis>>vascular tissue>>cortex 
C) endodermis>>cortex>>epidermis>>vascular tissue 
D) epidermis>>vascular tissue>>endodermis>>cortex 
E) endodermis>>epidermis>>cortex>>vascular tissue 
A) epidermis>>cortex>>endodermis>>vascular tissue 
B) epidermis>>endodermis>>vascular tissue>>cortex 
C) endodermis>>cortex>>epidermis>>vascular tissue 
D) epidermis>>vascular tissue>>endodermis>>cortex 
E) endodermis>>epidermis>>cortex>>vascular tissue

Question 12

The tissue systems of the root and shoot systems are classified as ____.

Accepted Answer

A) ground tissue 
B) dermal tissue 
C) vascular tissue 
D) ground and dermal tissues 
E) ground, dermal, and vascular tissues 
A) ground tissue 
B) dermal tissue 
C) vascular tissue 
D) ground and dermal tissues 
E) ground, dermal, and vascular tissues

Question 13

In a leaf, where are the most chloroplasts found?

Accepted Answer

A) the phloem 
B) the palisade mesophyll 
C) the spongy mesophyll 
D) the upper epidermis 
E) stomata 
A) the phloem 
B) the palisade mesophyll 
C) the spongy mesophyll 
D) the upper epidermis 
E) stomata

Question 14

What is a bulb?

Accepted Answer

A) a short section of underground stem encased by overlapping layers of scales 
B) a short, thickened underground stem that contains nodes 
C) a flattened, photosynthetic stem specialized to store water 
D) a fleshy stem that typically grows under the soil and parallel to its surface 
E) a stems that branches from a plant's main stem and grows horizontally on the ground 
A) a short section of underground stem encased by overlapping layers of scales 
B) a short, thickened underground stem that contains nodes 
C) a flattened, photosynthetic stem specialized to store water 
D) a fleshy stem that typically grows under the soil and parallel to its surface 
E) a stems that branches from a plant's main stem and grows horizontally on the ground

Question 15

Root hairs are extensions of the ____.

Accepted Answer

A) apical meristem 
B) vascular bundles 
C) pericycle 
D) epidermal cells 
E) root cap 
A) apical meristem 
B) vascular bundles 
C) pericycle 
D) epidermal cells 
E) root cap

Question 16

The names of the monocot and eudicot groups refer to the number of ____.

Accepted Answer

A) seed leaves in their embryos 
B) ovules in their ovaries 
C) flower parts they possess 
D) leaf veins they possess 
E) furrows in their pollen grains 
A) seed leaves in their embryos 
B) ovules in their ovaries 
C) flower parts they possess 
D) leaf veins they possess 
E) furrows in their pollen grains

Question 17

The main photosynthetic area of a leaf is ____.

Accepted Answer

A) mesophyll 
B) cortex 
C) phloem 
D) epidermis 
E) endoderm 
A) mesophyll 
B) cortex 
C) phloem 
D) epidermis 
E) endoderm

Question 18

Match between columns
                        Premises: Secondary phloem is denoted by letter _____.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of F and C and B and A is...

Question 19

The openings in leaves that function to exchange gases are called ____.

Accepted Answer

A) cuticles 
B) stomata 
C) guard cells 
D) pits 
E) pores 
A) cuticles 
B) stomata 
C) guard cells 
D) pits 
E) pores

Question 20

Endodermis cells of the root secrete a waxy substance on ____.

Accepted Answer

A) all of their walls 
B) the walls that lead into the xylem 
C) the walls adjacent to the phloem only 
D) walls of the endodermis that touch each other 
E) their chloroplasts 
A) all of their walls 
B) the walls that lead into the xylem 
C) the walls adjacent to the phloem only 
D) walls of the endodermis that touch each other 
E) their chloroplasts

Exam 27: Plant Form and Function

If you were to penetrate through the epidermal layer of a root, you would next encounter the ____.

If a mutation prevented the formation of lignin, which tissue would be most affected?

The gritty feel of a pear is due to ____ cells.

Most of the water moving into a leaf is lost through ____.

Annual growth rings are formed in woody stems principally through the activities of the ____.

Which of the following cells are alive at maturity?

Most flowering plants maximize their ability to take up nutrients by taking part in mutualisms with fungi. These mutualisms are called ____.

Movement of soluble organic material through plants is known as ____.

From the outside to the inside, which is the correct order of tissues in a eudicot root?

The tissue systems of the root and shoot systems are classified as ____.

In a leaf, where are the most chloroplasts found?

What is a bulb?

Root hairs are extensions of the ____.

The names of the monocot and eudicot groups refer to the number of ____.

The main photosynthetic area of a leaf is ____.

The openings in leaves that function to exchange gases are called ____.

Endodermis cells of the root secrete a waxy substance on ____.

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