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Which of these plants belongs to the gymnosperm group?
tulip
cedar tree
mango tree
tomato plant
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Which set of plants are both non-flowering plants that make spores instead of seeds?
apple trees and ferns
ferns and mosses
sunflowers and pine trees
pine trees and rose bushes
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Which plant group has naked seeds that are not covered by any fruit?
dicots
gymnosperms
monocots
angiosperms
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Which major group of plants uses flowers and fruits to reproduce?
gymnosperms
mosses
ferns
angiosperms
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If a seed splits easily into two equal halves like a peanut or a bean what is it?
monocot
dicot
spore
gymnosperm
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Which of these is a dicot plant?
grass
bean plant
corn
bamboo
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Which of these is an example of an angiosperm?
moss
pine tree
fern
apple tree
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How do the flower petals usually count on a dicot plant?
groups of six
groups of three
groups of eight
groups of four or five
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How are angiosperm seeds different from gymnosperm seeds?
angiosperm seeds do not need soil while gymnosperm seeds do
angiosperm seeds grow on leaves while gymnosperm seeds grow in dirt
angiosperm seeds are made of spores while gymnosperm seeds are not
angiosperm seeds are protected inside fruits while gymnosperm seeds are exposed on cones
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Where do gymnosperms like fir and spruce trees store their seeds?
underneath green leaves
inside soft sweet fruits
inside colorful flowers
inside woody cones
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Which plant feature can help you easily tell a monocot leaf apart from a dicot leaf?
the height of the tree stem
the size of the roots underground
the pattern of the veins on the leaf
the color of the dirt around it
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What is a major feature that angiosperms and gymnosperms share?
both use flowers to attract animals
both reproduce using spores
both produce true seeds to make new plants
both make soft juicy fruits
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trap
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star
Double points!
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gift
Win 25 points!
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baam
Lose 20 points!
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eraser
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fairy
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rocket
Go to first place!
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lifesaver
Give 25 points!
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monster
Reset all scores!
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rocket
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shark
Other team loses 20 points!
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banana
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What are the two main groups of flowering plants or angiosperms?
ferns and mosses
conifers and algae
gymnosperms and angiosperms
monocots and dicots
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