Question

1. cedars, redwoods, pines, hemlocks, and junipers are all ____.

a. cycads
b. gnetophytes
c. deciduous
d. conifers
e. angiosperms

Explanation:

Cedars, redwoods, pines, hemlocks, and junipers are all types of conifers. Conifers are gymnosperms that typically have needle - like or scale - like leaves and produce cones. Cycads (A) are a different group of gymnosperms with a more palm - like appearance. Gnetophytes (B) are another small group of gymnosperms with unique characteristics. Deciduous (C) plants are those that shed their leaves annually, while most of the mentioned trees are evergreen. Angiosperms (E) are flowering plants, and these trees do not flower in the typical angiosperm way.

Answer:

D. conifers