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Biology Chapter 3 Test Review

Question 1 of 24

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The primary purpose of flowers is to produce for reproduction.

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Question 2 of 24

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Another name for a flower stalk is a ( pedestal, pedicel, pendant ).

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Question 3 of 24

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The chief factor affecting when most plants flower is the length of and .

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Question 4 of 24

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Choose the eight groups of simple fruits.

Select one or more of the following:

  • berries

  • apples

  • drupes

  • pomes

  • plums

  • legumes

  • samaras

  • nuts

  • grains

  • achenes

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Question 5 of 24

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Choose five important cereal grains.

Select one or more of the following:

  • barley

  • oats

  • semolina

  • rye

  • harina

  • corn

  • rice

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Question 6 of 24

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Choose the 4 parts of a wheat kernel.

Select one or more of the following:

  • husk

  • dermis

  • bran

  • endosperm

  • germ

  • nucleus

  • skin

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Question 7 of 24

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Choose the three main parts of a seed.

Select one or more of the following:

  • nucleus

  • embryo plant

  • outer membrane

  • endosperm

  • seed coat

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Question 8 of 24

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Choose the three technical names for the parts of the embryo.

Select one or more of the following:

  • plant bud

  • plumule

  • radicle

  • cotyledons

  • root start

  • food supply

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Question 9 of 24

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Choose the five factors that favor seed germination.

Select one or more of the following:

  • adequate nitrogen

  • adequate moisture

  • adequate carbon

  • adequate oxygen

  • proper pot size

  • favorable temperature

  • pleasant music

  • proper soil conditions

  • sufficient moonlight

  • sufficient sunlight

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Question 10 of 24

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What is the difference between complete and incomplete flowers? Complete flowers have , , , and ; incomplete flowers lack one or more of these four basic parts.

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Question 11 of 24

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What is the difference between staminate and pistillate flowers? Staminate, or male, flowers lack pistils and bear only ; pistillate, or , flowers lack stamens and bear only .

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Question 12 of 24

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Explain the difference between monoecious plants and dioecious plants. A monoecious plant produces both and flowers. A plant may produce staminate pistillate flowers, but the two types of flowers are born by plants.

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Question 13 of 24

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Distinguish between self-pollination cross-pollination.

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Question 14 of 24

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Distinguish between self-pollination and cross-pollination. In self-pollination, pollen from the anther is transferred to the stigma of a pistil in the flower or to the another flower of the . In cross-pollination, the pollen from an anther of one plant is transferred to a stigma of a flower on .

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Question 15 of 24

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How does pollination lead to fertilization and the development of a seed? Pollination is the transfer of from an to the portion of a pistil. Pollination brings sperm cells to the , making fertilization possible.
Fertilization is the fusion of a cell with an cell within the ovule. Fertilization determines the blueprint for the new and triggers the development of the and fruit.

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Question 16 of 24

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Explain the difference between simple fruits, aggregate fruits, and multiple fruits. Simple fruits form from a flower with only pistil. Aggregate fruits form from flower that has pistils. Multiple fruits form from flowers.

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Question 17 of 24

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Describe the stages of germination of a bean seed.
When a bean is planted and begins to germinate, it absorbs a great deal of . The presence of water triggers chemical changes, causing the to swell and grow. The water also softens the so that the root and can push through the coat and begin growing into the soil.

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Question 18 of 24

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Why does whole wheat flour tend to be more nutritious than white flour?
When white flour is made, the and , which contain most of the nutrients are removed during the milling process; the extra processing and bleaching also causes some loss of (although vitamins and minerals are commonly added during processing).

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Question 19 of 24

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The primary function of fruits is to

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Question 20 of 24

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Two kinds of seed dispersal are dispersal and dispersal.

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Question 21 of 24

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dispersal is when an outside such as an animal, a man, the wind, or water, carries the seeds to good soil.

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Question 22 of 24

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dispersal is when the fruit scatters its seeds by bursting open when they are ripe to catapult them to a new location.

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Question 23 of 24

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Which method of seed dispersal (agent or mechanical) can spread seeds farther from the plant?
dispersal is limited to the maximum distance that a seed can be thrown, which would be a few yards at the most. dispersal, on the other hand, can carry seeds for hundreds or even thousands of miles by means of winds, flowing water, or migrating animals.

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Question 24 of 24

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A viable seed is one that is still able to .

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