TEST BANK FOR PLANTS AND SOCIETY 8TH EDITION BY ESTELLE LEVETIN KAREN MCMAHON (CHAPTERS 1 – 26)
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TEST BANK FOR PLANTS AND SOCIETY 8TH EDITION BY ESTELLE LEVETIN KAREN MCMAHON (CHAPTERS 1 – 26)
Chapter 1 Plants in Our Lives 1) The consumption of meat by humans indirectly makes them ________. A) primary consumers B) secondary consumers C) primary producers D) secondary producers E) herbivores 2) The process of photosynthesis produces these two end products: A) carbon dioxide and sugar B) oxygen and sugar C) carbon dioxide and oxygen D) water and carbon dioxide E) water and sugar 3) Which of the following are the sexual parts of a flower? A) stamens and carpels B) carpels and sepals C) sepals and petals D) stamens and sepals E) All of these are the sexual parts of a flower. 4) Which of the following is the study of the classification of plants? A) Ethnobotany B) Mycology C) Systematics D) Phycology E) Palynology 5) Which of the following is not a defined property of life? A) Growth and reproduction B) Ability to respond to the environment C) Organized structure D) Ability to adapt and evolve as a population E) All of the above are properties of life. 6) All of the following except one are examples of monocots. Choose the exception. A) grasses B) orchids C) dandelions D) lilies E) All of these are examples of monocots.
Chapter 1 Plants in Our Lives 1) The consumption of meat by humans indirectly makes them ________. A) primary consumers B) secondary consumers C) primary producers D) secondary producers E) herbivores 2) The process of photosynthesis produces these two end products: A) carbon dioxide and sugar B) oxygen and sugar C) carbon dioxide and oxygen D) water and carbon dioxide E) water and sugar 3) Which of the following are the sexual parts of a flower? A) stamens and carpels B) carpels and sepals C) sepals and petals D) stamens and sepals E) All of these are the sexual parts of a flower. 4) Which of the following is the study of the classification of plants? A) Ethnobotany B) Mycology C) Systematics D) Phycology E) Palynology 5) Which of the following is not a defined property of life? A) Growth and reproduction B) Ability to respond to the environment C) Organized structure D) Ability to adapt and evolve as a population E) All of the above are properties of life. 6) All of the following except one are examples of monocots. Choose the exception. A) grasses B) orchids C) dandelions D) lilies E) All of these are examples of monocots.
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