Biology Practice Quiz: Plant Evolution, Animals & Physiology

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What is not a trait shared between land plants and green algae?

Waxy cuticle

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Which of the following does not have xylem?

Green algae

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Which of the following does not make living on land easier for plants?

Buoyancy

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Which is not a function of the apical meristem?

Secondary growth

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Which of the following is not a way in which xylem and phloem differ?

One flows one way, the other only flows in the opposite direction

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Which is not a characteristic of the vascular cambium?

Elongation

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What is a key difference between angiosperms and gymnosperms?

The ploidy of the nutritive tissue for the developing embryo

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In a flowering plant, what does the ovary become?

Fruit

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What is the correct order to produce a spore in alternation of generations?

Gamete > zygote > mitosis > sporophyte > meiosis > spore

<p>Gamete > zygote > mitosis > sporophyte > meiosis > spore</p>
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Which of these is a female reproductive structure in angiosperms?

Stigma

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What is a sorus (sori is plural)?

A cluster of sporangia in ferns

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Which of the following has seeds but no vascular tissue?

None of the above

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What does double fertilization refer to?

The formation of the endosperm in fruiting plants

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What is a key piece of evidence that pine trees are more closely related to angiosperms than to ferns?

Integument surrounding embryo and nutritive tissue

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What are two challenges land plants experienced in their transition from an aquatic environment?

Dealing with dryness and lack of buoyancy.

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What differences would you expect to see in a plant that is wind pollinated vs one that is pollinated by bees?

Bee-pollinated plants may have colorful flowers; wind-pollinated plants produce large quantities of small pollen.

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How do plants transport water, minerals, and sugar through their tissues?

Xylem transports water and minerals; phloem transports sugar.

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Which of the following lacks jaws?

Lamprey

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Which group can sense electrical signals in their environment?

Chondrichthyes

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Which is not an adaptation to life on land seen in vertebrates?

Paired appendages

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What is a cost of endothermy?

High energetic demands

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How does Allen's rule differ from Bergmann's rule?

Bergmann's rule deals with overall body size.

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Which group does not contain animals that lay eggs?

None of the above

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High surface area to volume ratios are important for?

All of the above

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What is not a feature of social insects (like wasps)?

Offspring generations don't overlap with parental generations.

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What is the water vascular system used for?

Locomotion and prey capture.

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What is secondary radial symmetry?

Echinoderms have bilaterally symmetrical larvae and develop radial symmetry later in life.

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How does counter-current flow facilitate diffusion of oxygen into fish gills?

It allows blood to continually encounter water with higher oxygen concentrations.

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What is the difference between endothermy and homeothermy?

Endothermy is heat from internal sources; homeothermy is stable body temperature.