Flower Power Comprehension Check

Plants make food with energy from the

• wind

• soil

• sun

• roots

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Carbon dioxide enters a plant through

• the tips of the roots.

• holes in the leaves.

• wings of an insect.

• the shape of the petals.

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Which of these causes seeds to be transferred to new places?

• roots

• petals

• pollen

• wind

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Which of these is a result of a flower dying?

• Insects come to the flower.

• Seeds fall to the ground.

• Worms make holes in the flower.

• Oxygen is needed by people.

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Which sentence from the text best supports your previous answer?

• People and animals need oxygen to live.

• Worms and other animals help make the soil more nutritious.

• The seeds fall to the ground when the flower dies.

• A flower’s petals are both pretty and useful—they attract insects to the flower.

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How does pollen get from one flower to another?

• By wind

• By insects

• Through soil

• By water

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Petals are:

• the colorful parts of a flower

• the roots of a plant

• the stem of a plant

• the leaves of a tree

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What do a plant’s roots do?

• Soak up water and nutrients

• Produce flowers

• Take in the sun's energy

• Make seeds

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