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# Question & Answer
3801
What are stomata? - Tiny pores on leaves that allow gas exchange.
3802
Which gas enters the leaf during photosynthesis? - Carbon dioxide.
3803
Which cell structures are responsible for photosynthesis? - Chloroplasts.
3804
What are the end products of photosynthesis? - Glucose and oxygen.
3805
What do plants need to perform photosynthesis? - Sunlight, carbon dioxide, water, and chlorophyll.
3806
What are the growing tips of roots and shoots called? - Meristems.
3807
Which tissue transports food in plants? - Phloem.
3808
Which tissue conducts water from roots to leaves? - Xylem.
3809
Which pigment is necessary for photosynthesis? - Chlorophyll.
3810
Difference between monocot and dicot leaves? - Monocots: parallel venation; Dicots: reticulate venation.
3811
What is venation? - Arrangement of veins in a leaf.
3812
What is the function of the leaf? - Photosynthesis and transpiration.
3813
What is the function of the stem? - Support and transport of water/food.
3814
What is the function of roots? - Absorption of water/minerals and anchorage.
3815
Which phylum includes jellyfish and shows radial symmetry? - Cnidaria.
3816
What are characteristics of Mollusca? - Soft body, muscular foot, many have shells.
3817
Which group includes earthworms and leeches? - Annelida.
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What are key features of Arthropoda? - Jointed limbs, segmented body, chitinous exoskeleton.
3819
Which phylum contains organisms with a notochord? - Chordata.
3820
What is the basis of the five-kingdom classification? - Cell type, body organization, nutrition, reproduction.
3821
What is the main feature of Animalia? - Multicellular, heterotrophic, no cell wall.
3822
What are the main characteristics of Plantae? - Multicellular, cellulose cell wall, photosynthetic.
3823
Which kingdom includes yeast and mushrooms? - Fungi.
3824
What type of cells are found in Protists? - Eukaryotic cells.
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Which organisms belong to Monera? - Bacteria and cyanobacteria.