Plants Review

What part of the plant is described? This takes in the sun's energy and makes food for the plant.

• flower

• stem

• leaves

• roots

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What part of the plant is described? This carries water and nutrients through the plant to the other parts of the plant.

• flower

• stem

• leaves

• roots

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What part of the plant is described? This makes the seeds and fruit.

• flower

• stem

• leaves

• roots

What part of the plant is described? This holds the plant in place and takes in water from the soil.

• flower

• stem

• leaves

• roots

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Which group is an example of how plants are classified?

• Stems and flowers

• Flowering and Non-flowering

• grasses

Which is an example of an inherited trait of a redwood tree?

• A. The shape and color of its leaves

• B. A hole in its bark that an insect dug

• C. The shape of the tree after people cut some of its branches

• D. The black color of some of its bark after a fire

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What is the main purpose of a plant’s leaves?

• Leaves collect water for the plant

• Leaves produce food for the plant

• Leaves shade the stem so that it doesn't dry out

• Leaves turn into seeds that grow to make new plants

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Which of the following best describes a tomato plant’s life cycle?

• A. seedling → seed → mature plant

• B. seed → mature plant → seedling

• C. seed → seedling → mature plant

• D. mature plant → seedling → seed

Which of the following best describes a seedling in a plant’s life cycle?

• A. Seedlings are stored in fruits

• B. Seedlings are the first sprouts from a seed.

• C. Seedlings have structures that can produce seeds

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How is the life cycle of a pine tree different from the life cycle of bluebonnet flowers or pecan trees?

• A. The pine tree makes separate male flowers and female flowers.

• B. The pine tree makes seeds that some animals like to eat.

• C. Young pine trees grow into adults that look just like their parents.

• D. The pine tree makes seeds in cones, not flowers.