Module 3 Final Review - Structures & Functions of Living Things

Where is most of the food made in a plant?

• roots

• stems

• leaves

• flowers

What is one of the biggest roles of the stem?

• To support the plant

• To support the seeds

• To support the roots

• To support photosynthesis

Where do plants get their energy to live and grow?

• from the soil they grow in

• from the oxygen in the air

• from the food they produce

• from the water in their roots

Which structures help plants to reproduce?

• flowers, stomata, & cones

• bulbs, stomata, & cones

• flowers, bulbs, & cones

• stomata, flowers, & bulbs

Which structure of plant helps it to get water?

• stomata

• root hairs

• bulbs

• cones

What are tropisms?

• pores in the bottom of leaves that open and close to let in air or give off water vapor

• the reproductive structure of a conifer, such as a pine tree

• something in the environment that causes a living thing to respond

• a plant’s response to something in its environment

What is photosynthesis?

• pores in the bottom of leaves that open and close to let in air or give off water vapor

• the loss of water through a plant’s leaves

• the food-making process in green plants that uses sunlight

• the using and releasing of energy in a cell

To which group does a lion belong?

• reptile

• amphibian

• mammal

• fish

Which feature do all birds have in common?

• powerful claws

• teeth

• big beaks

• feathers

To which group does a snake belong?

• reptile

• amphibian

• mammal

• fish