Part of a Plant

Which of the plants described below will most likely be able to produce its own food? (SC.3.L.17.2)

• Plant A is kept in a dark room.

• Plant B is kept in a jar by a window and not watered.

• Plant C is kept by a window and is regularly watered.

• Plant D is kept by a window and watered once a month.

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Which of the following do plants absorb through their roots? (SC.3.L.14.1)

• soil

• water

• oxygen

• sunlight

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Plants make their own food. They are producers. Which of the following things do plants use to make their own food? (SC.3.L.17.2)

• soil

• sugar

• shelter

• sunlight

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Dante is studying the plant part in which food is made. Which plant part is Dante studying? (SC.3.L.14.1)

• the taproot

• the plant’s stem

• the plant’s leaves

• Seeds from inside the fruit

Study the plant parts in the picture. What will you find inside both of these plant parts? (SC.3.L.14.1)

• seeds

• flowers

• tiny leaves

• tiny plants

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Look at the picture. This plant has many structures that help keep it alive. What is the main purpose of the flower?

• to reproduce

• to carry water

• to produce food

• to gather nutrients

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Which of the following plant parts is responsible for supporting, and transporting water, nutrients, and food through the plant?

• stem

• roots

• seeds

• leaves

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Plants use water, carbon dioxide from the air, and energy from the Sun to make food. Which of the following living things makes its own food?

• a bird

• a fish

• a lizard

• a tree

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Gabby has been growing different plants in compost and in topsoil. Her observations are below. Which of Gabby's observations can be supported by evidence?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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What do plants need in order to make their own food?

• Sun, carbon dioxide, water

• Water, sugar, oxygen

• Sun, carbon dioxide, nutrients

• Water, nutrients, oxygen

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