Plant Organs

​For thousands of years, people have used the power of water to do work. One example is a hydroelectric dam. Hydroelectric dams, like the one shown below, use water to generate electricity.

Which of the following best explains why people can use water to generate energy?

A. Water flowing downhill has energy.

B. Water contains a lot of heat energy.

C. Water is a good conductor of electricity.

D. Water easily absorbs energy from the Sun.

​Bellringer #1

Plant Organs

By Chrissy Lenard

Multiple Choice

Which part of the plant makes the food for the plant?

• seed

• leaves

• roots

• stem

Multiple Choice

Which part of the plant transports water and nutrients to the rest of the plant?

• roots

• stem

• flower

• seed

Multiple Choice

Which part of the plant hold the seeds?

• fruit

• stem

• roots

• leaves

Multiple Choice

Which part of the plants anchors the plant in the growth and respond to gravity?

• flower

• stem

• fruit

• roots

Multiple Choice

Which part of the plant responds to sunlight? Leans towards the sunlight?

• flower

• roots

• stem

• fruit

Multiple Choice

What is the process called when plants make their own food?

• roots

• seed

• growth

• photosynthesis

Multiple Choice

Which plant part takes the nutrients and water from the soil?

• roots

• stem

• leave

• seeds

Multiple Choice

Which plant part helps plant with reproducing new plants?

• flowers/cones

• roots

• stems

• leaves

Multiple Choice

What is the name of this organ?

• stem

• roots

• flower

Multiple Choice

Which part of the plant attracts insects?

• stem

• flower

• roots

• cones

Multiple Choice

Which part of the plant helps with making a new plant?

• seed

• leaf

• roots

• flower

Multiple Choice

Which plant parts responds to heat?

• leaves

• seed

• flower

• stem

​Complete Exit Slip

​Bellringer #2

Multiple Choice

How are Flowering plants produced?

• by cones

• by seeds

• stem

• leaf

Multiple Choice

Flowering plants produce.....

• rocks

• stems

• flowers

• leaves

Multiple Choice

What is the female part of the plant called?

• stamen

• pistil

• ovaries

• testes

Multiple Choice

Why do flowers have petals?

• to make them look pretty

• they just do

• to attract bees and insects

Multiple Choice

What do pollinators do?

• eat the plants

• transfers pollen from one plant to another

Multiple Choice

What is produced when the egg and sperm is combined?

• cone

• leave

• seed

• stem

Multiple Choice

Where does fertilization take place?

• ovary

• leave

• sperm

• stem

Multiple Choice

Non-flowering plants produce .....

• seeds

• spores

• eggs

Multiple Choice

A fern is an example of a flowering or non flowering plant?

• flowering

• non flowering

Multiple Choice

Some non-flowering plants produce cones. What can be found inside of the cones?

• spores

• candy

• seeds

• leaves

Multiple Choice

This is a picture of a moss plant. Is this flowering or non flowering?

• flowering

• non flowering

Multiple Choice

Flowering or nonflowering?

• flowering

• non flowering

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between flowering and non flowering plants?

• one is green the other is purple

• one produce flowers the other produce seeds or cones

• one is little the other is big

Multiple Choice

Flowering or non flowering?

• non flowering

• flowering