BIO 182 Quiz Study Guide (ASU -
Sagers) Questions with Correct
Answers
Which of the following events must occur before fertilization can happen? -
ANSWERSpollination
Meristems are regions where cells are dividing by mitosis to form new cells (True or
False) - ANSWERSTrue
Primary meristems would be responsible for the increased height of the plant. (True or
False) - ANSWERSTrue
Primary meristems would be responsible for the increased diameter of a tree. (True or
False) - ANSWERSFalse
The vascular cambium is an example of a secondary meristem. (True or False) -
ANSWERSTrue
Wood is a product of a secondary meristem. (True or False) - ANSWERSTrue
Meristems contain cells that never differentiate into other cell types. (True or False) -
ANSWERSFalse
Description of plants as having a modular growth form refers to plants being built of
repeating units called modules that are composed of - ANSWERSa stem node, an
internode, a leaf, and an axillary bud.
Which of the following correctly describes the fate of one of the sperm cells involved in
double fertilization? - ANSWERS
Sagers) Questions with Correct
Answers
Which of the following events must occur before fertilization can happen? -
ANSWERSpollination
Meristems are regions where cells are dividing by mitosis to form new cells (True or
False) - ANSWERSTrue
Primary meristems would be responsible for the increased height of the plant. (True or
False) - ANSWERSTrue
Primary meristems would be responsible for the increased diameter of a tree. (True or
False) - ANSWERSFalse
The vascular cambium is an example of a secondary meristem. (True or False) -
ANSWERSTrue
Wood is a product of a secondary meristem. (True or False) - ANSWERSTrue
Meristems contain cells that never differentiate into other cell types. (True or False) -
ANSWERSFalse
Description of plants as having a modular growth form refers to plants being built of
repeating units called modules that are composed of - ANSWERSa stem node, an
internode, a leaf, and an axillary bud.
Which of the following correctly describes the fate of one of the sperm cells involved in
double fertilization? - ANSWERS
