Plants

The main parts of a plant are...

• the roots, the leaves and the pistill.

• the roots, the stems and the branches.

• the roots, the leaves and the stem.

• the roots, the leaves and thick

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Herbaceous stems are...

• soft and flexible.

• hard and regid.

• hard and flexible.

• hard and thick.

Leaves are classified according to their...

• colour.

• shape.

• shape and edge.

• size.

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Gymnosperms...

• are non-flowering plants.

• do not produce fruits.

• do not produce seeds.

• do not produce food.

The female part of a plant is...

• the pistil.

• the calyx.

• the corolla.

• the stamen.

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Plants respond to changes in the enviroment because they have...

• roots.

• sensitivity.

• stamens.

• pistils.

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The process by which plants make their own food is called

• transpiration.

• respiration.

• carbon dioxide.

• photosynthesis.

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There are two main groups of flowering plants...

• mosses.

• angiosperms and gymnosperms.

• mosses and gymnosperms.

• angiosperms and ferns.

Angiosperms usally have beautiful flowers and...

• produce fruit with seeds insaid.

• seeds grouped together in cones.

• have leaves all year round.

• make their own food.

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Non- flowering plants have rhizoids which..

• fix the plant to the soil.

• feed the plant.

• produce the seeds.

• make their own food.

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