Plants!

What is the function of flowers?

• To make food for the plant.

• To reproduce and made seeds.

• To bring in water and minerals from the soil.

• To transport water and minerals through the plant.

What is the function of the stem?

• To make food for the plant.

• To reproduce and makes seeds.

• To transport water and minerals through the plant.

• To bring in water and minerals from the ground.

What is the function of the leaves?

• To make food for the plant.

• To transport water and minerals through the plant.

• To reproduce and make seeds.

• To bring water and minerals from the soil into the plant.

What is the function of the roots?

• To reproduce and make seeds.

• To transport water and minerals through the plant.

• To make food for the plant.

• To bring in water and minerals from the soil into the plant.

The name of the "highways" in the stem that carry water up from the roots is___.

• phloem

• turnpike

• xylem

• petals

The tiny openings in the leaves of that let out extra water and oxygen are called ____.

• pores

• holes

• plant mouths

• stomata

Where do you find the most stomata on a plant?

• In the roots.

• On petals of flowers.

• On the tops of leaves.

• On the bottom of leaves.

The process of water coming in from the roots, traveling through the plant and then evaporating out the leaves is called _____.

• transpiration

• transportation

Photosynthesis is ______.

• plants producing seeds

• plants making food from the sunlight.

• plants taking selfies

The name of the oldest sequoia in the world (over 3,000 years old) that we measured outside is called the ___.

• old giant

• prickly monster

• grizzly giant