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Part 2: Quarter 2 Test
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  • 1. The Nucleus is the …
A) The storage organelle for water.
B) The structure that contains chlorophyll
C) Control center of the cell that contains DNA.
D) The storage site for nuclear energy.
  • 2. The Cell Wall …
A) Disappears at the death of the plant.
B) Is a flexible semipermeable membrane guarding the nucleus.
C) Is a spherical membrane that allow DNA to enter and leave.
D) Is the rigid nonliving layer of plant cells.
  • 3. Which of the following would be used to model the growth rate of the Brassica rapa from Thanksgiving until the end of the quarter?
A) Line Graph
B) Bar Graph
C) Pie Chart
D) Stem and Leaf
E) Box and Whisker
  • 4. An embryo is the …
A) The dormant plant outside the seed.
B) Only found in animals.
C) Food storage in a monocotyledon seed.
D) The baby plant stored in a seed.
  • 5. Metaphase is where the …
A) chromosomes are aligned in the middle of the cell.
B) chromosomes have separated.
C) chromosomes have reached the poles.
D) chromosomes become visible.
  • 6. Anaphase is the where the
A) chromosomes become visible.
B) chromosomes have separated.
C) chromosomes have reached the poles.
D) chromosomes are aligned in the middle of the cell.
  • 7. Prophase is where the …
A) chromosomes become visible.
B) chromosomes are aligned in the middle of the cell.
C) chromosomes have separated.
D) chromosomes have reached the poles.
  • 8. What two processes occur in the leaves?
A) Metaphase and anaphase
B) Perspiration and respiration
C) Stomata and stoma
D) Photosynthesis and transpiration
  • 9. What is the purpose of the stoma?
A) For the roots to store food
B) For water and gas to pass through
C) For the plant to store food
D) For sugar and water to pass through
  • 10. Plants produce their own food by the process of…
A) Photosynthesis
B) Cell division
C) Fermentation
D) Transpiration
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