2. Seed Producing vs. Non-seed Producing Plants Post-test

Question 1 of 10

1. Question

Select ALL of the following that ARE NOT reasons why mosses are considered non-seed producing plants. (3 choices)

They do not have root systems and have to live in their nutrient rich environments.

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They have root systems and do not have to live near water.

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They produce seeds, not spores.

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They grow much larger and taller than seed producing plants.

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Question 2 of 10

2. Question

Select ALL of the following that are differences between seed producing and non-seed producing plants. (4 choices)

Seed producing plants produce flowers and seeds, while non-seed producing plants produce spores

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Seed producing plants that have root systems that allow them to transport materials like water and nutrients, non-seed producing plants do not.

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There are more seed producing plants on earth than there are non-seed producing plants.

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Non-seed producing plants have to live in their nutrient rich environments, while seed producing plants do not because of their root systems.

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The spores of non-seed producing plants are more advanced and larger than the seeds of the seed producing plants.

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Question 3 of 10

3. Question

Match the term with its correct description

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A plant that has root systems to gather nutrients and produces seeds
A plant that has to live in its nutrient rich environment because it does not have root systems; it produces spores
Mosses, ferns, and fungi
Pear trees, pine trees, mango trees

Seed producing plant

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Non-seed producing plant

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Examples of non-seed producing plants

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Examples of seed producing plants

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Question 4 of 10

4. Question

What do non-seed producing plants produce to help them reproduce?

Seeds

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Germs

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Bacteria

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Spores

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Question 5 of 10

5. Question

A plant has the following characteristics:

It does not have root systems
It produces spores
It has to live in its nutrient rich environment

What type of plant is this?

Non-seed producing angiosperm

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Seed producing spermatophyte

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Seed producing gymnosperm

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Non-seed producing bryophyte

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Question 6 of 10

6. Question

This type of plant has the following characteristics:

Produces naked seeds that are not protected
Examples include pine tree, spruce tree, redwood tree

What type of plant is being described?

Seed producing angiosperm

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Seed producing gymnosperm

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Seed producing bryophyte

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Non-seed producing gymnosperm

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Question 7 of 10

7. Question

Select ALL of the following that are examples of angiosperms. (3 choices)

Apple tree

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Mushrooms

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Pumpkins

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Peach tree

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Moss

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Question 8 of 10

8. Question

What do seed producing plants depend upon to reproduce?

Being spread to other similar seed producing plants by animals and wind.

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Being spread to other similar seed producing plants by air and water.

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Being spread to other similar seed producing plants through their root systems.

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None of the answer choices.

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All of the answer choices.

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Question 9 of 10

9. Question

Why do non-seed producing plants have to live in their nutrient rich environments?

They do not have root systems to absorb water and nutrients.

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They have to eat their own food.

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They need sunlight to grow.

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They take in too much nutrients.

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Question 10 of 10

10. Question

Select ALL of the following that are differences between vascular and nonvascular plants. (2 choices)

Vascular plants produce spores and nonvascular plants produce seeds.

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Vascular plants have root systems and nonvascular plants do not have root systems.

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Vascular plants are living and nonvascular plants are nonliving.

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Vascular plants produce seeds and nonvascular plants do not produce seeds they produce spores.

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