Plants 2 Jeopardy Template

What Is a Plant?	Plant Structures	Angiosperm Structures	Plant Reproduction	Plant Responses and Growth
100 Autotrophs Since plants make their own food, they are called ________________.	100 anchor the plant, absorb water and nutrients Roots have two main functions, what are they?	100 Embryo, stored food, seed coat What are the three main parts of a seed?	100 Annual - 1 growing season, biennial - 2 growing seasons, perennial - more than 2 growing seasons How long are the life cycles of annuals, biennials, and perennials?	100 Touch, gravity, light What are three important stimuli that plants respond to?
200 Chlorophyll What is the pigment that makes plants green?	200 Carry substances between roots and leaves, provide support Stems have two man functions, what are they?	200 Animal waste, wind, water, animal fur, self-ejection Name five ways seeds are dispersed.	200 Zygote When a sperm cell and an egg come together the egg is fertilized. What do you call a fertilized egg?	200 Tropism What do you call a plant's toward or away from a stimulus?
300 Oxygen, sugars (food) What do plants produce during photosynthesis?	300 Capture the sun's energy, carry out photosynthesis Leaves have two main functions, what are they?	300 Germination What is the process of the seed absorbing water and the embryo beginning to grow and push out of the seed called?	300 Insects carry pollen from one plant to the next. The first step of reproduction is pollination. How does this usually occur?	300 Hormone (auxin) What is a chemical that affects how a plant grows and develops?
400 Xylem carries water through a plant, phloem carries food. Vascular plants have tube that carry materials throughout the plant. What do xylem and phloem carry?	400 Stomata What are the small openings on leaves that allow gasses to enter and leave the leaf called?	400 Stamen Name the male reproductive part of an angiosperm.	400 Pollen lands on the stigma, travels down a tube, and meets with an egg in the ovary. The second step of reproduction is fertilization. What happens during this stage?	400 The amount of darkness a plant receives What determines the time of flowering of many plants?
500 obtain water & nutrients, retain water, support their bodies, transport materials, and reproduce. Plants need to be able to do 5 things in order to survive on land, what are they?	500 Close their stomata. What do plants do in order to prevent or slow down transpiration (water evaporation)?	500 Pistil, ovary There are two parts to the female reproductive part of an angiosperm. What are they?	500 Fruit What does the ovary change into as the seed develops?	500 To help survive freezing temperatures and lack of liquid water Dormancy is the stopping of growth and activity. Why do plants go dormant?

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