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A- all plants produce flowers B- only some plants produce flowers Question 1: A- all plants produce flowers B- only some plants produce flowers

Answer B- only some plants produce flowers

Question 2 In what section of a stem does growing take place? A- Lateral Bud B- Node C- Terminal bud D- Leaf scar

Answer C- Terminal bud

Question 3 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a monocot? A-Stems have vascular bundles formed in a ring B-Leaves in multiples of 3 C-Produce 1 seed D- Leaf veins are parallel

Answer A-Stems have vascular bundles formed in a ring

Question 4 What is a structure of plant cells that are not found in animal cells? A-Nucleus B-Mitochondria C- Golgi apparatus D- Cell wall

Answer D- cell wall

Question 5 The water conducting element of Xylem is called A- Phloem B- Sieve Tubes C-Tracheids D- Vascular cambium

Answer C-Tracheids