Plants and their functions

What is the role of the leaf, stem, and flower of a plant?

• To store water and minerals

• To attract pollinators and reproduce

• To provide support and transport nutrients

• To produce food through photosynthesis

What is the purpose of a plant's roots, petals, and sepal?

• To produce food through photosynthesis

• To provide support and transport nutrients

• To attract pollinators and reproduce

• To anchor the plant, attract pollinators, and protect the flower bud

What is the function of a pistil and stamen and the purpose of pollen?

• To produce seeds and facilitate reproduction

• To produce food through photosynthesis

• To provide support and transport nutrients

• To attract pollinators and reproduce

What is a producer in the context of plants?

• An organism that produces oxygen

• A plant that relies on other organisms for food

• A plant that creates its own food

• An animal that eats plants

What is photosynthesis in plants?

• The process of converting light energy into chemical energy

• The process of converting carbon dioxide into oxygen

• The process of converting water into glucose

• The process of converting glucose into energy

What is the significance of a plant's roots in nutrient absorption?

• To produce food through photosynthesis

• To provide support and transport nutrients

• To attract pollinators and reproduce

• To anchor the plant and absorb water and minerals

What is the role of the stamen and pistil in the reproduction of flowering plants?

• To produce seeds and facilitate reproduction

• To produce food through photosynthesis

• To provide support and transport nutrients

• To attract pollinators and reproduce

What is the process called which enables a plant to convert energy from the sun into food?

• Photosynthesis

• Transportation

• Reproduction

• Synthesis

Why are the flowers on a plant usually bright?

• To scare away predators
• To camouflage with the surroundings
• To provide shade for the plant
• To attract insects (pollinators)

The stamen is made up of two parts...

• pistil and ovary
• petal and sepal
• stem and leaf
• anther and filament