From Seed to Plant.cws

What genre (type of story) is this?

• non-fiction

• fantasy

• fiction

• fairy tale

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Why do plants make seeds?

• So we can eat them.

• Because they can.

• So that new plants will grow.

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How does the author let the readers know about the different parts of a plant?

• labeling parts on a picture

• writing a poem

• telling readers to picture it in their mind

• telling readers to look in another book

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What sometimes happens when birds eat fruit?

• The seeds pop out and hit the birds.

• The birds drop the seeds.

• The birds grow seeds in their feathers.

• The birds cannot fly.

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What do all plants need?

• air

• water

• sun

• all of the above

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How do roots help plants?

• They give plants air.

• They take in water and minerals.

• They make the food for the plant.

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Who is the author of From Seed to Plant?

• Billy Bob

• Cyndy Sullivan

• Gail Gibbons

• Theodore Watkins

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What does the rain do for the seed?

• Helps it not be thirsty

• Softens the seed coat

• Makes it wet

• Gives it nutrients

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How do bees, insects, and hummingbirds help plants?

• They carry large seeds for them

• They pollinate them

• They eat the fruit

• They drink the nectar

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You can eat an apple when it

• protects

• streams

• ripens

• nutrition

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