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If a plant produces flowers with 4 or 5 petals and leaves with webbed veins what is it?

gymnosperm

dicot angiosperm

monocot angiosperm

moss

What is a major feature that angiosperms and gymnosperms share?

both make soft juicy fruits

both reproduce using spores

both produce true seeds to make new plants

both use flowers to attract animals

If a seed splits easily into two equal halves like a peanut or a bean what is it?

spore

dicot

gymnosperm

monocot

How are angiosperm seeds different from gymnosperm seeds?

angiosperm seeds are protected inside fruits while gymnosperm seeds are exposed on cones

angiosperm seeds are made of spores while gymnosperm seeds are not

angiosperm seeds do not need soil while gymnosperm seeds do

angiosperm seeds grow on leaves while gymnosperm seeds grow in dirt

If you look at the fibrous spread-out roots of a grass plant what group does it belong to?

dicot

monocot

gymnosperm

fern

What type of plant is a tall pine tree with needle-like leaves and cones?

gymnosperm

dicot

angiosperm

monocot

Which set of plants are both non-flowering plants that make spores instead of seeds?

apple trees and ferns

sunflowers and pine trees

ferns and mosses

pine trees and rose bushes

Which plant group has naked seeds that are not covered by any fruit?

dicots

gymnosperms

angiosperms

monocots

How do simple non-flowering plants like ferns and mosses reproduce without seeds?

cones

flowers

spores

fruits

What is a cotyledon inside a plant seed?

a tiny root that holds the plant in the dirt

a hard outer shell that keeps water out

a seed leaf that stores food for the growing plant

a colorful petal that attracts insects

How many cotyledons or seed leaves does a dicot seed have?

one

two

four

three

Which of these is an example of an angiosperm?

apple tree

pine tree

moss

fern

Which major group of plants uses flowers and fruits to reproduce?

gymnosperms

angiosperms

mosses

ferns

What are the two main groups of flowering plants or angiosperms?

conifers and algae

gymnosperms and angiosperms

monocots and dicots

ferns and mosses

If a leaf has net-like veins spreading out like a web what type of flowering plant is it?

monocot

moss

dicot

gymnosperm

Which of these is a monocot plant?

corn

oak tree

bean plant

rose

How many cotyledons or seed leaves does a monocot seed have?

one

two

four

three

What is another name for gymnosperms?

water plants

non-flowering seed plants

spore plants

flowering seed plants

Which of these is an example of a gymnosperm?

sunflower

pine tree

rose bush

orange tree

How do the flower petals usually count on a dicot plant?

groups of six

groups of four or five

groups of eight

groups of three

If a plant has leaves with parallel veins running straight alongside each other what type of flowering plant is it?

dicot

monocot

gymnosperm

spore plant

Where do gymnosperms like fir and spruce trees store their seeds?

underneath green leaves

inside soft sweet fruits

inside woody cones

inside colorful flowers

Which plant feature can help you easily tell a monocot leaf apart from a dicot leaf?

the pattern of the veins on the leaf

the height of the tree stem

the size of the roots underground

the color of the dirt around it

How do the flower petals usually count on a monocot plant?

groups of four or five

groups of seven

groups of three

groups of ten

Which of these is a dicot plant?

bean plant

bamboo

grass

corn

Which of these plants belongs to the gymnosperm group?

tulip

cedar tree

mango tree

tomato plant

Why are mosses and ferns grouped together as non-flowering non-seed plants?

they use tiny microscopic spores to reproduce

they only live under ocean water

they grow large sweet apples and oranges

they have woody cones to hold seeds

What kind of root system does a dicot plant like a carrot or dandelion typically have?

no roots at all

roots that grow on leaves

a cluster of thin fibrous roots

a single deep taproot

What happens to angiosperm seeds as the flower changes after making seeds?

they become enclosed inside a fruit

they vanish into tiny dust spores

they turn into hard woody cones

they drop off to become moss