Chapter 3 Plants

A small cell that grows in a plant

• flowering plant

• non-flowering plant

• spore

• coniferous

A plant that produces flowers with seeds

• flowering plant

• non-flowering plant

• spore

• coniferous

A plant that produces cones

• flowering plants

• non-flowering plant

• spore

• coniferous

A plant that does not produce flowers

• flowering plant

• non-flowering plant

• spore

• coniferous

How are spores different from cones?

• Spores can become plants. Cones hold seeds.

• Cones are new plants. Spores become plants

• Spores can become seeds. Cones are small cells.

• Cones are a type of seed. Spores collect seeds.

Which is NOT a way scientists classify plants

• The number of seeds

• If it grows flowers

• If it makes seeds

• The size of its leaves

What is the advantage of a thin stem?

• a thin stem will bend and not break in heavy winds

• a thin stem will bring more water to the plant

• a thin stem will create more seeds

• a thin stem will produce large flowers

A gas in the air that is absorbed by plants

• carbon dioxide

• oxygen

A gas in the air that plants and animals need

• carbon dioxide

• oxygen

Plants use energy from sunlight, water, and _______________ to make sugar.

• oxygen

• carbon dioxide

• gas

• food