Biology

Question 1

1In mosses, the dominant generation is the

Medium

A. gametophyte B. seed C. sporophyte D. embryo

Question 2

2Ferns are more advanced than mosses because they have

Hard

A. chlorophyll B. vascular tissue C. spores D. rhizoids

Question 3

3Ferns reproduce by

Easy

A. spores B. fruits C. seeds D. flowers

Question 4

4Mosses lack

Easy

A. cells B. chlorophyll C. spores D. true roots, stems and vascular tissue

Question 5

5Mosses grow mainly in damp places because

Easy

A. they need deep soil B. they are parasites C. they cannot photosynthesise D. their sperm need water to swim to the eggs

Question 6

6The leaves of a fern are called

Easy

A. needles B. blades only C. fronds D. petals

Question 7

7In ferns, spores are produced in clusters called sori on the

Easy

A. flowers B. seeds C. roots D. underside of the fronds

Question 8

8Mosses grow best in

Easy

A. dry deserts B. hot sand C. damp, shady places D. salty water

Question 9

9The structures that anchor a moss plant are

Easy

A. tubers B. true roots C. rhizoids D. bulbs

Question 10

10In the life cycle of a moss, the dominant, green, leafy plant is the

Medium

A. gametophyte B. seedling C. prothallus D. sporophyte