Grade 2 Module 3 Concept 3 Review

All seeds travel the same way.

• True

• False

Seed coverings help seeds travel in different ways.

• True

• False

When a coyote eats a huckleberry and leaves droppings along the way to his next adventure, he is helping seeds travel.

• True

• False

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NGSS.MS-LS2-2

How can droppings help seeds travel?

• Animals drop the seed in their waste causing a new plant to grow.

• Animals drop waste and it fertilizes the ground.

• Animal dropping kill the grass.

How does each plant’s seed covering affect the way the plant seed’s travel?

• Some plant’s seeds are eaten and are found in droppings.

• Some plant’s seeds are carried by getting stuck in animal fur.

• Both a and c

• None of the above

What is anything that helps carry pollen from plant to plant such as wind, insects, birds, or animals?

• Seed Covering

• Pollinator

• Droppings

• Seed

What is produced by a plant when it is pollinated so new plants can grow?

• Seed Covering

• Pollinator

• Droppings

• Seed

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NGSS.3-LS1-1

What is solid animal waste called?

• Seed Covering

• Pollinator

• Droppings

• Seed

What is a part of a plant that holds or surrounds seeds?

• Seed Covering

• Pollinator

• Droppings

• Seed

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NGSS.4-LS1-1

How can seeds travel to new places?

• By walking

• By flying

• By being carried by wind, water, or animals

• By swimming