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The ultimate source of all energy comes from what? a. Plants b. Sun c. Food d. Animals Return to Main Board Answer

B - sun Category 1 for $100 Return to Main Board

When seeds are dormant, they are a. Dead b. Lazy c. Inactive d. Deformed Return to Main Board Answer

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Plants that have “pipelike” tissues to transport materials belongs to this group a. Vascular b. Nonvascular c. Mosses d. Liverworts Return to Main Board Answer

A - vascular Category 1 for $300 Return to Main Board

In vascular plants, ______ conducts water and minerals up through a plant. a. Tap roots b. Fibrous roots c. Phloem d. Xylem Return to Main Board Answer

D - xylem Category 1 for $400 Return to Main Board

Place the words in the correct order to show the order of development for many plants. a. b. c. d. Seed germinates Seed develops inside fruit Seed is dispersed Plant grows Return to Main Board Answer

ADCB Category 1 for $500 Ø Ø seed germinates Plant grows Seed is dispersed Seed develops inside of fruit Return to Main Board

Chloroplasts are ______ that contain chlorophyll. A. Nuclei B. Organelles C. Ribosomes D. Mitochondria Return to Main Board Answer

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Dicots always have 2 _____. A. Cuticles B. Anthers C. Cotyledons D. Petals Return to Main Board Answer

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Structure A is the a. b. c. d. Stoma Guard cells Cuticle Vein Return to Main Board Answer

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Which structure transports water? a. b. c. d. A B C D Return to Main Board Answer

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Which structure surrounds the stoma? Letter ____ and Cuticle Guard cells Stomata Xylem Return to Main Board Answer

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A major function of a plant’s roots is to a. Produce flowers b. Release oxygen c. Transport carbon dioxide d. Take in water Return to Main Board Answer

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In which part of a plant does photosynthesis occur? A. Nucleus B. Chloroplast C. Cell membrane D. Cell wall Return to Main Board Answer

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Which structure is A? a. b. c. d. Stoma Guard cells Cuticle Vein Return to Main Board Answer

C - Cuticle Category 3 for $300 Return to Main Board

Which structure transports water? A B C D Return to Main Board Answer

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Which structure Surrounds the stoma and what is its name? Letter _____ Guard cells Cuticle Stomata Phloem Return to Main Board Answer

D & guard cells Category 3 for $500 Return to Main Board

A green plant absorbs light. A frog eats a fly. These are both examples of how organisms… a. Obtain energy b. Escape predators c. Produce offspring d. Excrete waste Return to Main Board Answer

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A main function of a plant’s seed is to…. a. Store food to be used during early development b. Attract pollen to be used during development c. Take in light energy for photosynthesis] d. Produce chlorophyll to be used during photosynthesis Return to Main Board Answer

A – store food to be used during early development Category 4 for $200 Return to Main Board

In a flower the ____ are the male reproductive structures. a. Ovary b. Stomata c. Stamen d. pistil Return to Main Board Answer

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Write the formula for photosynthesis. chlorophyll & light energy _____ +______ +_____ Oxygen Minerals Glucose (sugar) Return to Main Board carbon dioxide hydrogen water Answer

Carbon dioxide + water oxygen + glucose Category 4 for $400 Return to Main Board

Which letter is the structure which produces pollen and what is its name? anther filament Return to Main Board stigma sepal ovules petal Answer

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Identify the source of energy for Photosynthesis? Return to Main Board Answer

SUN Category 5 for $100 Return to Main Board

What is the gas represented by X? a. b. c. d. Oxygen Nitrogen Hydrogen Carbon dioxide Return to Main Board Answer

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Which diagram represents an angiosperm, which has petals in multiples of 3, and parallel veins? A or B Return to Main Board Answer

A – six petals and veins run // Category 5 for $300 Return to Main Board

Give one way a plant uses the sugar that is produced during photosynthesis. Return to Main Board Answer

Ø Uses the sugar for growth and development Ø For respiration in the cells Ø Some is converted to starch and stored for later use Category 5 for $400 Return to Main Board

Monocots have. . a. b. c. d. Flower parts in 4’s or 5’s 2 cotlyedons in the seeds Parallel veins All of the above Return to Main Board Answer

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Which of the following plants is nonvascular? a. b. c. d. Fern Moss Conifer Monocot Return to Main Board Answer

B - Moss Category 6 for $100 Return to Main Board

Mosses and liverworts lack a vascular system, therefore they usually live in places that are mostly: a. Sunny b. Hot c. Dry d. Wet Return to Main Board Answer

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The word “gymnosperm” is Greek and means: A. Naked seed B. Enclosed seed C. Cone seed D. Male seed Return to Main Board Answer

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All angiosperms produce which? a. b. c. d. Seeds in cones Flowers and fruits Rhizoids and rhizomes None of the above Return to Main Board Answer

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After fertilization occurs, the ovary develops into a: New flower Fruit Seed Pollen The tip of the pistil is called the: Sepal Stigma Stamen Ovary Return to Main Board Answer

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How to use this Template This template is set up using hyperlinks which jump from slide to slide. Each panel is linked to a corresponding Question slide which has a panel where you can edit the text and type in your own Question. Under each Question Slide is an Answer Slide which you can type the answer to your Question. Here is the Question Slide that contains an area to type your question. Here is the Answer Slide that is directly below the Question Slide. *note* You can access Slide Show Mode by hitting the F 5 key on your keyboard or going to the Slide Show tab in your top menu and selecting From Current Slide. Click the Answer button to jump to that Questions Answer Slide which is the slide directly below. You can also click the Return to Main Board button if you choose not to reveal the answer. On the Answer Slide click the Return to Main Board button to return to the main Category Board.

Making Panels Inactive You can make panels inactive simply by selecting the TEXT and hitting delete which will leave the panel blank. Once you have deleted the Panels you want you will want to go delete the corresponding Question and Answer Slides. Example: If were deleted the text on these panels. We would then need to go delete the corresponding Question and Answer Slides for Category 4 $500, Category 5 $500, Category 6 $500. *note*You can multiple slide at once by holding Shift while selecting slides. Say if you wanted to delete all of Category 6 Question & Answer slides you click the top slide you want to delete and hold shift and click the bottom slide and all the slides in between will be selected.

Making Panels Inactive Alternative If you do not want to delete any of your slides Question and Answer Slides and just want to make those panels on the main board inactive, you can right click on the panel and select Remove Hyperlink. For 2003 users you will need to double right click to find this option. This will remove the link to the Corresponding Question Slide.