Studies Weekly Week 12 Vocabulary

What is the function of a microscope?

• To make very small things look bigger

• To help plants grow without soil

• To let air in and out of leaves

• To change a plant or animal for survival

What does adaptation mean?

• A tool that makes small things look bigger

• A change in a plant or animal that helps it survive

• Tiny openings on a plant's leaves

• The top layer of the ground where plants grow

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What are stomata?

• Small parts of plant cells that make food

• Tiny openings on a plant's leaves that let air in and out

• Plants that grow without soil

• The top layer of the ground where plants grow

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What are air plants?

• Plants that grow without soil and get water from the air

• Small parts of plant cells that make food

• Tiny openings on a plant's leaves

• A tool that makes small things look bigger

What is soil made of?

• Small parts of plant cells

• Tiny openings on leaves

• Tiny bits of rock and decayed plants and animals

• A tool that makes small things look bigger

Which part of the plant cell makes food using sunlight?

• Stomata

• Chloroplasts

• Soil

• Air plants

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What allows air to enter and exit a plant's leaves?

• Chloroplasts

• Microscope

• Stomata

• Soil

What do air plants rely on for nutrients?

• Soil

• Sunlight

• Air

• Water

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What is the top layer of the ground where plants grow called?

• Chloroplasts

• Microscope

• Soil

• Stomata

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Which tool helps you see very small things better?

• Microscope

• Chloroplasts

• Stomata

• Soil