Plant Life Worksheet-6

Plant Life Worksheet-6

1. What are Mosses?

(a) Big trees.                                 

(b) Water based plants.

(c) Nonvascular plants that do not have the long tube-like structures.

(d) Vascular plants that do not have the long tube-like structures.

2. What is the function of the root cap (the thin covering at tip of the root)?

(a) It cleans the root as it grows into the soil.

(b) It protects the root as it grows into the soil.

(c) It provides moisture.

(d) None of the above

3. Which of the following parts of stem helps in moving water and minerals up through a plant?

(a) Phloem        (b) Cortex                    (c) Xylem           (d) Cambium

4. What are the products of the respiration process?

(a) Water and Sugars

(b) Sugars and Energy

(c) Water, Oxygen and Energy

(d) Water, Carbon dioxide and Energy

5. Which of the following process is only found in plants?

(a) Respiration                              (b) Photosynthesis

(c) Growth                                      (d) None of the above

6. How do Fern and Moss differ from each other?

(a) Moss is a vascular plant and Fern is a nonvascular plant

(b) Moss is a nonvascular plant and Fern is a vascular plant

(c) Moss is a green plant and Fern is a yellow plant

(d) Moss is a tall plant and Fern is a small plant

7. What is the name of the hair-like structures in moss that function like a root?

(a) Rhizoids      (b) Roots            (c) Vascular      (d) Stems

8. What is the outermost layer of a root or stem?

(a) Epidermis   (b) Cortex                   (c) Xylem           (d) Nucleus

9. Which layer is just inside the epidermis of a root or a stem?

(a) Root cap                                   (b) Mitochondrion

(c) Cortex                                       (d) Xylem

10. Which tissues in roots and stems provide the flow of food made inside the leaves to all parts of a plant?

(a) Cambium    (b) Cortex                   (c) Xylem           (d) Phloem

Answer Key:

(1)–(c); (2)–(b); (3)–(c); (4)–(d); (5)–(b); (6)–(b); (7)–(a); (8)–(a); (9)–(c); (10)–(d)