What do plants need to survive (check 3 that apply)

• sun

• rocks

• water

• air

• hot temperature

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Do plants HAVE TO have soil to grow?

• yes

• no

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When a plant grows, what provides the most matter that a plant uses to grow?

• salt in water

• chemicals

• gases

• leaves

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Which of the following would provide the best evidence that plants require water for growth?

• Watering two plants on alternate days over a period of one year and measuring the growth of both plants

• Comparing data on the growth rates of plants in habitats that receive lots of rain and plants in drier habitats.

• Growing 100 plants under identical conditions, but providing water to only 50 of the plants, then measuring the growth of all the plants.

• Timing how fast different seeds are able to grow in soil and how fast different seeds are able to grow in water from varying sources.

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Where do plants get their energy from?

• Sun

• Soil

• People

• Other plants

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How do animals get their energy?

• eating plants/other animals

• sun

• standing still

• waking up

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Plants need the following:

• air, water, space, sunlight
• air, water, oxygen, space

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Which part of the plant makes the food?

• roots
• stem
• leaf
• flower

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The part of the plant that holds the plant in place and absorbs water and minerals from the soil.

• stem
• roots
• leaves

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This part of the plant acts like an "elevator" carrying nutrients to the plant.

• roots
• stem
• leaves
• flower

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