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Date _______________________________________
Teacher ____________________________________
QUIZ 1.1-1.2
I. MATCHING: Match the term with the definition.
_____ 1. A plants response to gravity A. cuticle
_____ 2. The main root that grows very deep B. geotropism
_____ 3. The food plants need to live C. glucose
_____ 4. A plants response to touch D. hydrotropism
_____ 5. A waxy substance on the upper E. root cap
surface of a leaf F. sundew
G. taproot
H. thigmotropism
II. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Underline the correct answer.
6. The pores on the underside of a leaf are called ( chloroplasts,
cuticles, stomata, tendrils).
7. The chemical process by which plants produce food is known as
( epiphyte, insectivorous, photosynthesis, phototropism ).
8. An especially large vein that runs up the middle of many leaves is
a(n) ( epiphyte, midrib, spine, taproot ).
9. An insectivorous plant that traps its food using sticky drops is the
( sundew, pitcher plant, bladderwort, Venuss-flytrap ).
10. Also called a runner, a ( root hair, stolon, stomata, tendril ) is a
stem that grows along the surface of the ground.
BONUS (3 points)
How does the plant use the chemicals found in water?
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Name ______________________________________ Score
Date _______________________________________
Teacher ____________________________________
QUIZ 1.1-1.2
I. MATCHING: Match the term with the definition.
_____ 1. A plants response to gravity A. cuticle
_____ 2. The main root that grows very deep B. geotropism
_____ 3. The food plants need to live C. glucose
_____ 4. A plants response to touch D. hydrotropism
_____ 5. A waxy substance on the upper E. root cap
surface of a leaf F. sundew
G. taproot
H. thigmotropism
II. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Underline the correct answer.
6. The pores on the underside of a leaf are called ( chloroplasts,
cuticles, stomata, tendrils).
7. The chemical process by which plants produce food is known as
( epiphyte, insectivorous, photosynthesis, phototropism ).
8. An especially large vein that runs up the middle of many leaves is
a(n) ( epiphyte, midrib, spine, taproot ).
9. An insectivorous plant that traps its food using sticky drops is the
( sundew, pitcher plant, bladderwort, Venuss-flytrap ).
10. Also called a runner, a ( root hair, stolon, stomata, tendril ) is a
stem that grows along the surface of the ground.
BONUS (3 points)
How does the plant use the chemicals found in water?
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