"From Seed to Plant" Comprehension

Who is the author of this article?

• a plant

• Gail Gibbons

• Fred Gibbons

• From Seed to Plant

How does the author let readers know about the different pars of a flower?

• by writing a poem about it

• by labeling the parts on a picture

• by telling readers to look in another book

• by telling readers to picture it in their minds

What must happen first before a seed can begin to grow?

• it must have plenty of water.

• it must have a pod or fruit.

• It must be pollinated.

• it must have soil.

What sometimes happens when birds eat berries?

• The birds cannot fly.

• The seeds pop out and hit the birds.

• The birds grow seeds in their feathers.

• The birds drop the seeds.

First plant a seed in soil. Next, water it. Next _______. Then, a shoot grows up toward the sun. What goes in the blank?

• New flowers bloom.

• The plant is pollinated.

• A root grows down.

• The plant is fully grown.

What is the section called A "From Seed to Plant" Project about?

• how to plant a tree

• how to grow a garden

• how to cook bean soup

• how to raise bean plants

Why do you need paper in the jar with your bean seeds?

• to look pretty

• to hold the dirt

• to clean the glass

• to hold the beans against the glass

Why do you most likely remove the bean plants from the glass and plant them in soil?

• The glass gets dirty.

• Plants grow best in soil.

• The paper in the glass tears.

• The glass takes up too much space.

Use the articles "From Seed to Plant" and "Super Soil" to answer this question. How are the two articles alike?

• Both are about corn.

• Both are about deserts.

• Both are about flower gardens.

• Both are about how plants grow.

Use the articles "From Seed to Plant" and "Super Soil" to answer this question. What is different between "Super Soil" and "From Plant to Seed?"

• "Super Soil" has a map about deserts.

• "Super Soil" has a chart about kinds of soil.

• "Super Soil" has a diagram of a desert plant.

• "Super Soil" has a picture of a bee pollinating a plant.