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Photosynthesis releases energy.
A 100
False; Cellular Respiration
A 100
Light energy, 6H2O, and
6CO2 are at the start of
photosynthesis.
A 200
True
A 200
Cellular respiration takes
place in the cells of most
organisms.
A 300
True
A 300
Fruits that are picked green
will never ripen.
A 400
False; will (or can still)
A 400
Many plants produce ethylene
gas.
A 500
True
A 500
Photosynthesis stores energy.
B 100
True
B 100
C6H12O6 and 6O2 are at the start of
photosynthesis.
B 200
False; Cellular Respiration
B 200
Asexual reproduction of a plant
produces many different-looking
forms of that plant.
B 300
False; Sexual
B 300
Photosynthesis takes place in
cells with chloroplasts.
B 400
True
B 400
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B 500
An auxin is a type of plant
tropism.
B 500
False; hormone
B 500
Which of the following statements are false?
a. All plants grow from seeds.
b. Mosses are seedless plants which
reproduce using mitosis.
c. Ferns use both haploid and diploid
methods for reproduction.
d. The first land plants to inhabit Earth were
probably seedless.
C 100
Which of the following statements are false?
a. All plants grow from seeds.
C 100
Which organisms use cellular respiration
as a way to covert energy into useable
form?
a. seedless plants only
b. only photosynthetic organisms
c. only mammals
d. all organisms
C 200
Which organisms use cellular respiration
as a way to covert energy into useable
form?
d. all organisms
C 200
Light, touch, and gravity are all
examples of different environmental
_____.
a. auxins
b. cytokinins
c. photoperiodism
d. stimuli
C 300
Light, touch, and gravity are all
examples of different environmental
_____.
d. stimuli
C 300
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C 400
Which of the following completes the
photosynthesis reaction below?
6CO2 + 6H2O  ?
a. 6CO2 + 6H2O
b. 12CO + 4H8O
c. 6C6O2 + H12O
d. C6H12O6 + 6O2
C 400
Which of the following completes the
photosynthesis reaction below?
6CO2 + 6H2O  ?
d. C6H12O6 + 6O2
C 400
The two stages of a plant life cycle are
called _____.
a. gymnosperms and angiosperms
b. spores and zygotes
c. alternation of generations
d. ovules and seeds
C 500
The two stages of a plant life cycle are
called _____.
c. alternation of generations
C 500
What cell organelle is necessary for
cellular respiration?
a. mitochondria
b. chloroplasts
c. stomata
d. cell membrane
D 100
What cell organelle is necessary for
cellular respiration?
a. mitochondria
D 100
The venus flytrap will close its
“trap” when touched. What is this
response called?
a. gravitropism
b. environmentaltropism
c. phototropism
d. thigmotropism
D 200
The venus flytrap will close its
“trap” when touched. What is this
response called?
d. thigmotropism
D 200
Which letter best represents the part of a
seed which develops from the zygote?
a. A
b. B
c. C
d. D
D 300
Which letter best represents the part of a
seed which develops from the zygote?
c. C
D 300
Why is the production of spores an example of
asexual reproduction?
a. Spores use both male and female sex cells to
form a new organism.
b. A spore is a diploid cell and begins
reproduction with meiosis.
c. Spores are the male part of plants which
combine with zygotes to form a new organism.
d. This stage of reproduction requires only one
cell to form a new organism.
D 400
Why is the production of spores an example of
asexual reproduction?
a. Spores use both male and female sex cells to
form a new organism.
b. A spore is a diploid cell and begins
reproduction with meiosis.
c. Spores are the male part of plants which
combine with zygotes to form a new organism.
d. This stage of reproduction requires only one
cell to form a new organism.
D 400
Plant cells that can develop into
new organisms are called _____.
a. nonvascular plants
b. self-pollinators
c. angiosperms
d. spores
D 500
Plant cells that can develop into
new organisms are called _____.
d. spores
D 500
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E 100
A plant's epidermis contains many
small openings called ___________.
E 100
stomata
E 100
Structure A is a(n) _______________.
E 200
petal
E 200
Structure C is a(n) _______________.
E 300
stamen
E 300
Cytokinins cause _______________
cell divisions.
E 400
faster
E 400
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E 500
_______________ causes a layer of cells
to form between a leaf and the stem,
causing the leaf to fall.
E 500
Ethylene
E 500
Chemical substances in plants that
act as internal stimuli are called
_______________.
F 100
plant hormones
F 100
Structure B is a(n) _______________.
F 200
pistil
F 200
Structure D is a(n) _______________.
F 300
ovary
F 300
A stem growing upward is a(n)
_______________ response to gravity.
F 400
negative
F 400
Even if all of the other conditions
are right, a plant will not flower or
produce fruit without the correct
_______________.
F 500
photoperiod
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Plant Stimuli
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Leaves of many trees change color in
the autumn, die, and drop off. What
stimuli are the trees responding to?
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The trees are responding to less
sunlight, colder temperatures,
and the hormone ethylene.
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