Plants and Animals

​Plants and Animals

By achala clay

Multiple Choice

Look at the picture of a plant. Which part of the plant takes in water and holds the plant in the ground?

• the leaf, because it is green.

• The flower, because it is pretty.

  
  

• The root, because it grows underground.

  
  

Multiple Choice

Name this part of the plant.

• stem

• flower

• seed

Multiple Choice

Name this part of the plant.

• root

• stem

• leaves

Multiple Choice

Name this part of the plant.

• flower

• stem

• leaves

Multiple Choice

Name this part of the plant.

• leaves

• flower

• roots

Multiple Choice

What part of the plant takes in water?

• the seed because it needs to grow.

• the leaves because they need food.

• roots because they grow underground.

Multiple Choice

What do plants need to grow?

• shelter

• sunlight

• nutrients

Multiple Choice

Animals need air, water, food and _______.

• nutrients

• shelter

• sunlight

Multiple Choice

A student has planted a seed. He has given the seed, soil, air, and water. Do you think it will be healthy?

• Yes, because it has everything it needs.

• No, plants need sunlight.

• No, plants need shelter.

  
  

Multiple Choice

Students notice that a bird has built a nest in a tree outside. The tree is next to a small pond. What can the students do to make sure that the bird has everything it needs to live?

• Set out bird food.

• Play soft music.

• Move the nest inside to watch it.

Multiple Choice

Bears have fur that keep them warm. How could humans use this idea to solve human problems?

• Make fluffy coats.

• Design stronger helmets.

• Build taller buildings.

Multiple Choice

Thorns on a rose bush keep animals away. How could we use this idea to solve a human problem?

• Grow taller trees.

• Design safer playgrounds.

• Build fences that are harder to climb.

Multiple Choice

Mayzie is making a model of a plant and shows Ben. Ben says that her model is missing one part of the plant. What part is missing from Mayzie’s model?

• The leaves.

• The roots.

• The flower.