UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
multicellular eukaryotic organisms that are generally photosynthetic and primarily live on land -
CORRECT ANSWER - Kingdome Plantae
started out as bush-like, no leaves, no roots, just stems; first seedless vascular plant; instead of a
single sporangium, this plant produced many sporangia; branching - CORRECT
ANSWER - Cooksonia
vascular plants - CORRECT ANSWER - tracheophytes
vascular tissue for water conduction - CORRECT ANSWER - xylem
vascular tissue specialized for transport of nutrients - CORRECT ANSWER - phloem
produce leaves and sporangia; contain phloem and xylem (contains tracheids and lignin) -
CORRECT ANSWER - stems
specialized for uptake of water and minerals from soil - CORRECT ANSWER - roots
photosynthetic and evaporation function - CORRECT ANSWER - leaves
traits shared by plants and Charophytes - CORRECT ANSWER - 1. Ring-shaped
complexes for cellulose synthesis
2. Peroxisome enzymes
3. Structure of flagellated spores
4. Formation of phragmoplast
, An adaptation to land for plants was developing tissues arise from (blank) at growing tips -
CORRECT ANSWER - apical meristems
An adaptation to land for plants was developing the ability to produce - CORRECT
ANSWER - thick, robust bodies
An adaptation to land for plants was developing tissues and organs with (blank) and distinctive -
CORRECT ANSWER - specialized functions; reproductive features
multicellular, haploid organism that produces haploid gametes by mitosis - CORRECT
ANSWER - gametophyte
fusion of gametes produced by gametophytes gives rise to multicellular, diploid (blank), which
produces haploid spores by meiosis - CORRECT ANSWER - sporophyte
in plants, the zygote develops into multicellular (blank) embryos of - CORRECT
ANSWER - dependent; embryophyte
organ within sporophyte that produces genetically distinct haploid spore through meiosis -
CORRECT ANSWER - Sporangia
Multicellular organs that produce haploid gamete cells; produced by gametophyte at maturity -
CORRECT ANSWER - Gametangia
Female gametangia that produce eggs and are site of fertilization - CORRECT ANSWER -
Archegonia
Male gametangia that is the site of sperm production and release - CORRECT ANSWER -
Antheridia