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18th INTERNATIONAL BIOLOGY OLYMPIAD
JULY 15 - 22, 2007
PRACTICAL EXAMINATION 2
PLANT ANATOMY, MORPHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY
EXAM BOOKLET 1
TASK A.
Identification of plant structures and organs
16 marks
Time allowed: 20 minutes
WRITE YOUR 4-DIGIT STUDENT NUMBER IN THE BOX
BELOW
STUDENT CODE
Plant Biology Lab Exam, Booklet 1
STUDENT CODE _____________________
2
PLANT MORPHOLOGY
TASK A.
Identification of plant structures and organs from images shown in a PowerPoint
presentation (16 marks)
In this task, you are required to answer the following questions, each of which relates to a slide that
you will be shown. Each slide will be shown twice.
In the first showing, each slide will be displayed for 45 seconds, then the second slide will be
shown for 45 seconds and so on until all 16 slides have been once. The second showing is to give
you the opportunity to review your answers. In this showing, each slide will be displayed for 15
seconds.
FOR EACH QUESTION,
WRITE THE LETTER OF YOUR ANSWER IN THE SPACE PROVIDED
1. Which of the following terms describes the mutualistic relationship between roots of land
plants and specific soil fungi.
a. mycorrhizae
b. mycelium
c. Mesozoic
d. root hairs
ANSWER: _________________
2. Reticulate veination is commonly found in which group of plants?
a. hornworts
b. dicotyledons
c. ferns
d. monocotyledons
e. gymnosperms
ANSWER: __________________
3. Aerenchyma stem tissue in the dicot Potamogeton, is characteristic of its adaptation as a:
a) mesophyte
b) xerophyte
c) halophyte
d) hydrophyte
ANSWER: __________________
Plant Biology Lab Exam, Booklet 1
STUDENT CODE ___________________
4. What type of angiosperm do these leaf cross-sections represent?
a)
b)
c)
d)
a monocot
a lycopod
a eudicot
a tree
e) a shrub
5.
ANSWER: __________________
In this picture of a fern sorus, what is the ploidy level of the structure indicated by the arrow?
a) triploid
b) diploid
c) haploid
ANSWER: __________________
6. In this longitudinal section of a dicot angiosperm stem, name the structure indicated by ‘X’.
a) shoot apical meristem
b) axillary bud
c) lateral inflorescence
d) lateral root
e) leaf primordium
ANSWER: __________________
7. The arrow in this slide is indicating:
a) sclerenchyma fibre
b) sieve tube element
c) vessel element
d) chlorenchyma
e) sclerid
ANSWER: __________________
8. The arrow is indicating a bundle cap of sclerenchyma fibres. Which of the following function(s)
might these fibres be performing?
a)
b)
c)
d)
to prevent an insect proboscis reaching phloem sap
to provide mechanical support to the xylem tissue
to initiate the formation of interfascicular vascular cambium
all of the above
e) none of the above
ANSWER: __________________
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Plant Biology Lab Exam, Booklet 1
STUDENT CODE _____________________
9. The name of the meristem responsible for generating the tissues labelled ‘X’ is
a)
b)
c)
d)
vascular cambium
shoot apical meristem
root apical meristem
cork cambium
e) lenticel
ANSWER: __________________
10. The presence of which of the following cells gives Pyrus communis L. (pears) their gritty texture?
a) chlorenchyma
b) guard cell
c) tracheary element
d) collenchyma
e) sclerid
ANSWER: __________________
11. This type of phyllotaxy is best described as:
a) whorled
b) distichous
c) opposite
d) alternate
e) typical
ANSWER: __________________
12. The hormone auxin, produced at the terminal meristem, inhibits lateral shoot growth which results
in a phenomenon known as
a) conical shape
b) deciduousness
c) apical dominance
d) axillary dominance
ANSWER: __________________
13. These tendrils and spines represent evolutionary modifications of what structures?
a) leaves
b) branches
c) axillary shoots
d) adventitious roots
e) trichomes
ANSWER: __________________
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Plant Biology Lab Exam, Booklet 1
STUDENT CODE ___________________
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14. Which of the following plant cell types has the potential to give rise to all the other cells in the list?
a)
b)
c)
d)
parenchyma
companion
collenchyma
sclerid
ANSWER: __________________
e) tracheary element
15. In embryo development, the structure indicated by the arrow is known as the
a) filament
b) endosperm
c) heart-shaped embryo
d) suspensor
ANSWER: __________________
e) basal cell
16. This slide shows an example of a plant group in which the sporophytic phase of its life cycle is
dependent on the gametophyte. Which is this plant group?
a) angiosperms
b) bryophytes
c) tracheophytes
ANSWER: __________________
d) pteridophytes
- THE END –
HAVE YOU WRITTEN YOUR STUDENT NUMBER ON THE FIRST PAGE
OF THIS EXAM BOOKLET AND ON THE TOP OF EVERY OTHER PAGE?