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Plant Test Study Guide 1. Are plants unicellular or multicellular? _______________ 2. Are plants prokaryotes or eukaryotes? _____________ 3. Do plants have a cell wall? _______ If so, what is it made out of? _______________ 4. What is the process plants go through where they use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce sugars and oxygen gas? _____________________ 5. List the 5 things all plants need to survive: __________________ __________________ __________________ __________________ __________________ 6. What is the waxy, waterproof, outer covering of a plant called? _______________ 7. What is the most abundant type of cell found in plants called? ______________ 8. What is the layer of tissue the covers the entire plant? _________________ 9. What did the first plants on earth evolve from? _______________________ 10. List the 4 different groups of plants, in order based on their evolution from the most primitive to the most advanced: _______________ ______________ ______________ _______________ 11. What do bryophytes need to be near to reproduce? _____________ 12. What process do bryophytes use to get water? ________________ 13. What did plants have to do to become less dependent on water and live on drier land? _______________ 14. What did Tracheophytes develop that Bryophytes lacked? ______________________ 15. What makes up vascular tissue? _____________ and _____________ 16. Which type of tissue transports water from the roots up through the rest of the plant? ____________ 17. Which type of tissue transports nutrients and food throughout the plant? _______________ 18. What is a seed made up of? _______________________________________________ 19. ______________ is when a seed grows and develops. 20. A seed is ____________ when the embryo inside of it is still alive but not growing. 21. What type of plants possessed the first seeds? __________________ 22. What are the 3 main organs of a seed plant? ____________, __________, and __________ 23. What holds or anchors seed plants to the ground to help a plant absorb water and nutrients from the soil? ______________ 24. Draw and label the two main types of roots: __________________ and __________________ 25. What part of the plant carries out photosynthesis? ______________ 26. Draw the structure of a stomate with its surrounding guard cells. _______________________ 24. What controls the opening and closing of the stomata? ___________________ 27. Does a plant gain or lose water during transpiration?______________ Through what structure does water move in and out of a plant? _______________ 28. Which group of plants have “naked” or exposed seeds? _____________ Where does reproduction take place in these plants? _____________ 29. Which group of plants have “covered” or enclosed seeds? _______________ What are these seeds normally found inside of? ____________ Where does reproduction take place in these plants? ____________ 30. Why is it more beneficial for a plant to go through sexual reproduction instead of asexual reproduction? ________________________________ 31. How many seed leaves are in a monocot? ________ a dicot? __________ 32. Which has parallel veins in leaves, a monocot or a dicot? _____________ Which has netlike veins? _________ 33. Flowers are in multiples of _______ in monocots. They are in multiples of __________ in dicots. 34. How are vascular bundles arranged in a monocot?____________ a dicot? _____________ 35. Plants that only live for a year are called _____________. Plants that live for two years are called _________. Plants that live for more than two years are called ____________. 36. A male reproductive cell (sex cell) in a flower is called ______________. 37. Where in a flower is pollen produced? ________________ Is this a male or female organ? __________ 38. When pollen is transferred from the male to female structures in a flower, this is called ________________ 39. What are the male reproductive parts of a flower called? _____________ female reproductive parts? __________ 40. What is the structure in plants that holds the egg? ____________ 41. A _____________ is a ripened ovary that surrounds the seeds. 42. What are the brightly colored structures of plants called? _____________ What do they attract to the flower? _________________________ 43. The outermost circle of flower parts that look like leaves but protect the flower are called ____________. 44. When plants respond to changes in light and dark periods, this is called ________________. 45. Name at least 3 types of plant hormones: _____________, _______________, and ______________ 46. A plant’s directional response to some type of environmental stimulus is a _____________. 47. _______________ is when a plant responds to changes in light. 48. _______________ is when a plant responds to changes in gravity. 49. _______________ is when a plant responds to touch. ***Be able to label the structures of a flower***