Plant Structure and Function Quiz

Which plant structure is shown here?

• Root

• Stem

• Leaves

• Flower

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What is the function of the plant's leaves?

• To absorb nutrients from the soil

• To help the plant create food and energy from the sunlight

• To help water and nutrients travel through the plant

• To create seeds and fruit for reproduction

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Which is NOT an example of plant reproduction?

• A bee moves from one plant to another and spreads its pollen

• An animal eats a fruit and poops out the seed

• Wind blows a dandelion and its seeds spread to a new place

• A person picks up a plant and moves it

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A part on the inside a plant is called...

• internal structure

• external structure

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A part of the outside of a plant is called the...

• internal structure

• external structure

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A plant moves toward the sun to get more light. What is this an example of?

• Behavior

• Growth

• Reproduction

• Survival

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A plant's thorns help protect it from predators. What is this an example of?

• Reproduction

• Growth

• Survival

• Behavior

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Plants are able to make their own food because they -

• Have special parts to help them

• Grow from seeds

• Don't have a mouth

• Live in different places

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Farmers notice that an apple tree that does not produce flowers will not produce any fruit, and no seeds. This is evidence to support the idea that -

• flowers help protect an apple tree from insects.

• an apple tree can’t live unless it makes fruit.

• the fruit of some trees does not contain seeds.

• apple trees use flowers to produce offspring.

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What was your favorite thing you learned about plants during science in the last three weeks?

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