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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
Click to begin.
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Choose a point value.
Choose a point value.
Click here for Final Jeopardy
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Structures For Survival
Plant Classification
Surprise!
Non- Vascular Plants
Vascular Plants
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Question 1a
Which part of the plant supports the plant holds
the leaves up to the light and stores food?
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Answer 1a
The Stem
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Question 2a
Which part of the plant is the site of
photosynthesis, respiration and transpiration?
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Answer 2a
The Leaves
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Question 3a
Which part of the plant helps anchor the plant in
the ground absorb H2O and minerals from the
soil, and stores extra food?
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Answer 3a
The Roots
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Question 4a
Which plant part has special structures that
allow it to be dispersed by wind, water and
animals?
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Answer 4a
Seeds
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Question 5a
Which structure of a seed helps protect the
embryo from injury and drying out?
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Answer 5a
The Seed Coat
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Question 1b
Plants are placed in one of these two groups
based on whether or not they can circulate fluids
and food?
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Answer 1b
Vascular or Nonvascular
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Plants are placed in these two groups based on
how they reproduce.
Question 2b
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Answer 2b
Spore or Seed Producing
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Question 3b
Plants are put in these 2 groups based on where
their seeds are found?
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Answer 3b
Flower or Cone-Bearing
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Question 4b
Plants are placed in these 2 groups based on
whether their seeds have one or two food storage
areas?
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Answer 4b
Monocot or Dicot
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Question 5b
Plants are in their own kingdom because they have
___________ in their cells and therefore are able
to ______________?
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Answer 5b
Chlorophyll Make their own food (autotrophs).
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Question 1c
True or False? Most plants in the plant kingdom
are vascular plants?
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Answer 1c
True
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Question 2c
Vascular plants have true _________ , ___________
, and leaves?
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Answer 2c
Roots, Stems and Leaves
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Question 3c
Vascular plants have a tube system for
transporting _________ and __________?
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Answer 3c
Food and Water
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Question 4c
What are the names of the 2 tubes in vascular
plants?
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Answer 4c
Xylem and Phloem
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Question 5c
What size can vascular plants be?
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Answer 5c
Any size
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Question 1d
What are 3 structures plants may have for defense?
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Answer 1d
1) Thorns 2)Poisonous fruits and leaves 3)
Ability to close their leaves
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Question 2d
What is the name of the type of root that
consists of a mass of roots? (example grass)
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Answer 2d
Fibrous roots
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What is another name for a flowering plant? A
cone-bearing plant?
Question 3d
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Flowering Plant Angiosperm Cone-bearing Plant -
Gymnosperm
Answer 3d
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Question 4d
Which type of root consists of ONE main root with
smaller roots branching off? (example carrots)
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Answer 4d
Taproots
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What part of the root help increase the surface
area of the root so that the root can absorb more
water and nutrients.
Question 5d
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Root Hairs
Answer 5d
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Nonvascular plants do NOT have true _________,
_________ and __________ ?
Question 1e
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Answer 1e
Cheese, Mushrooms and Yeast (Bread)
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Name the three things that were talked about
in class in which Fungi are important in Health
and Medicine?
Question 2e
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Answer 2e
Roots, Stems, and Leaves
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Question 3e
What size are nonvascular plants?
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Answer 3e
Usually very small (a few centimeters tall)
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Question 4e
How do nonvascular plants transport water and
food?
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Cell by Cell
Answer 4e
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Question 5e
What is an example of a nonvascular plant?
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Answer 5e
Moss Liverworts Hornworts
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Question 1f
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Answer 1f
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Question 2f
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Answer 2f
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Question 3f
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Answer 3f
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Question 4f
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Answer 4f
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Question 5f
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Final Question
List 3 ways that plants defend themselves.
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• Thorns
• Poisonous fruits and leaves
• Ability to close their leaves!

Final Answer