Plant Structure and Functions Assessment

This lesson explores the different parts of a plant, including roots, stems, leaves, and flowers. It explains the functions of each part, such as how roots absorb water and minerals, and how stems support the plant and conduct nutrients. The lesson also covers the classification of plants into herbs, shrubs, and trees, and provides activities to demonstrate the importance of roots and stems.

What will you be able to do by the end of this lesson?

• Identify different types of insects

• Identify different types of animals

• Identify different types of plants

• Identify different types of minerals

Which of the following is NOT a category of plants based on their characteristics?

• Fungi

• Herbs

• Shrubs

• Trees

What is the main function of roots in a plant?

• To produce flowers

• To absorb water and minerals

• To conduct photosynthesis

• To produce seeds

Which type of root is characterized by a single large root that grows deep into the soil?

• Aerial root

• Fibrous root

• Tap root

• Lateral root

What is the main axis of the plant body called?

• Root

• Leaf

• Stem

• Flower

What are the swollen portions of the stem that hold buds called?

• Fibrous roots

• Nodes

• Internodes

• Lateral roots

How does the stem help the plant?

• By producing seeds

• By producing flowers

• By conducting water and minerals to other parts

• By absorbing water and minerals

What part of the plant is responsible for conducting water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant?

• Stem

• Seeds

• Leaves

• Flowers

Which part of the plant body is responsible for photosynthesis?

• Flowers

• Stem

• Leaves

• Roots

What are the four main parts of a plant body?

• Roots, stem, leaves, and seeds

• Roots, stem, flowers, and fruits

• Roots, stem, leaves, and fruits

• Roots, stem, leaves, and flowers