Plant Part Functions

Which part of the plant makes the food?

• roots

• stem

• leaf

• flower

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The part of the plant that holds the plant in place and absorbs water and minerals from the soil.

• stem

• roots

• leaves

The roots absorb what for the plant? 

• Water and Nutrients

• Soil and Sun

• Warmth and Water

• Sun and Photosynthesis

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What do the leaves of a plant do?

• They make the food for the plant.

• They take in the water from the ground.

• They transport water to the other parts of the plants

• They support the plant upright.

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Which part faces the sun to help make food and feed the rest of the plant?

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This part of the plant

• attracts bees and other insects, and make seeds.

• soaks up the water from the soil.

• keeps the plant upright.

• delivers water to the other parts of the plant.

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Which of the following is NOT a function of roots?

• Store food

• Absorb water

• Anchor the plant

• Make food

What part of a plant produces seeds?

• leaf

• flower

• root

• stem

What are the functions of the roots of plants?

• To absorb water and nutrients for the plant. To provide support for the plant to grow.

• To enable the plant to grow taller. To transport materials around the plant.

• To make seeds for the plant in order to help plants reproduce.

• To make fruits and vegetables for the plant in order to help plants sexually reproduce.

• To hold the DNA and nutrients for a plants so it can reproduce and form a new plant.

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What are the functions of the stem of plants?

• To absorb water and nutrients for the plant. To provide support for the plant to grow.

• To enable the plant to grow taller. To transport materials around the plant.

• To make seeds for the plant in order to help plants reproduce.

• To make fruits and vegetables for the plant in order to help plants sexually reproduce.

• To make food for the plant through the process of photosynthesis.

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