Plant Parts

Each part of a flowering plant has a job to do? Which part of a plant would be the first to absorb water?

• roots

• flower

• stem

• leaves

Which part of the plant makes the food?

• roots

• stem

• flower

• leaves

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What causes a plants roots to grow downward?

• heat

• light

• gravity

• electricity

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Plants make their own food. Which is something a plant does NOT need to make it's own food?

• water

• air

• sunlight

• flowers

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Seeds were planted and kept at different temperatures. After a two weeks, the height of the plants was recorded. Which is the best statement about the data?

• Plants respond to light in low temperatures.

• Plants respond to the warmth of the sun by growing taller in warmer temperatures.

• When plants are in sunlight they do not grow well.

• When plants are in heat, they respond by growing more leaves.

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Lisa puts a plant in the window where there is plenty of sunlight. After a few weeks, Lisa notices that they plant looks very dry and the leaves are turning brown. What does the plant MOST likely need?

• sunlight

• air

• water

• darkness

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What is the function of the part of the plant shown in the picture?

• to make the food

• transport water to the leaves

• hold the plant in place

• help the plant reproduce

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What does a plant need to make its own food?

• never watered

• watered often and plenty of sunlight

• in a shaded area and watered once a month

• is in dark room

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A plant is knocked over and is on its side. The roots continue to grow downward. What would cause this to happen?

• gravity

• exposure to light

• exposure to heat

• water

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NGSS.MS-LS1-5

Seeds were planted and kept at different temperatures. After a two weeks, the height of the plants was recorded. Which is the best statement about the data?

• Plants respond to light in low temperatures.

• Plants respond to the warmth of the sun by growing taller in warmer temperatures.

• When plants are in sunlight they do not grow well.

• When plants are in heat, they respond by growing more leaves.

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NGSS.MS-LS1-5