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1
The moss gametophyte plant
A)produces spores.
B)has archegonia.
C)is diploid.
D)has roots, stems, and leaves.
2
Which of the following does NOT have vascular tissue?
A)angiosperms
B)gymnosperms
C)ferns
D)liverworts
3
The vascular tissue that conducts organic molecules from the upper portion of the plant to the roots:
A)protonema
B)xylem
C)phloem
D)cambium
4
These structures of angiosperms and gymnosperms contain an embryonic plant:
A)spores
B)seeds
C)pollen
D)All of these may be in a seed.
5
In the life cycle of flowering plants and cone-bearing plants, pollination
A)occurs before fertilization.
B)and fertilization are really the same thing.
C)occurs after fertilization.
D)produces a diploid zygote.
6
The outer, dead, rough covering of some vascular plants is known as
A)cambium.
B)wood.
C)bark.
D)xylem.
7
Nonvascular plants
A)have the gametophyte generation as the dominant generation.
B)produce pollen.
C)do not have a sporophyte generation.
D)are ferns.
8
The stamen of a flower produces
A)pollen.
B)seeds.
C)eggs.
D)nectar.
9
Which of the following kinds of plants was the first to evolve?
A)fern
B)gymnosperm
C)moss
D)angiosperm
10
A pine tree is a(n)
A)monocot.
B)dicot.
C)gymnosperm.
D)angiosperm.
11
Wind pollinated plants differ from insect pollinated plants in that wind pollinated plants
A)have showy flowers.
B)live only in windy places.
C)produce huge amounts of pollen.
D)are all tall, woody plants.
12
Which of the following is NOT part of the pistil?
A)style
B)anther
C)ovary
D)stigma
13
Ferns
A)do not have a gametophyte generation.
B)do not have roots.
C)produce haploid spores by meiosis.
D)produce haploid eggs by meiosis.
14
Xylem
A)cells have a nucleus.
B)cells are hollow nonliving cells.
C)carries sugar to the roots.
D)is found in the bark of a tree.
15
Pollination
A)produces a male gamete.
B)is the transfer of pollen from the male reproductive structure to the female reproductive structure.
C)is the union of egg and sperm.
D)is the emergence of a seedling.





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