Question

1. which of the following groups represent organs that can be found in plants?

roots, leaves, cells, stems
roots, leaves, bark, stems
roots, stems, leaves, flowers
roots, stems, chloroplasts, flowers

Explanation:

An organ is a collection of tissues that work together to perform a specific function. In plants, roots, stems, leaves, and flowers are all organs. Cells are the basic unit of life and not organs. Bark is a part of the stem (a protective outer covering) but not an organ on its own. Chloroplasts are cell - organelles (found in plant cells) and not organs.

Answer:

roots, stems, leaves, flowers