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WorksheetsVeggie U Program Final
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
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Class
Date
1.
Earthworms make the soil more fertile by
a)
eating and digesting vegetable matter
b)
increasing important nutrients in the soil
c)
breaking up the soil for root development
d)
all of these
2.
If the roots of plants are placed in salty water or other pollution,
a)
the plant will get stronger to fight the pollution
b)
the root hairs will wither and die
c)
the stems will grow thicker
d)
the plant will remain the same
3.
If you are to conduct an accurate scientific experiment, it is necessary to change only one condition and
a)
have worms and soil
b)
keep all other conditions the same in each test
c)
have different kinds of seed
d)
use direct sunlight
4.
Vegetables that we eat can be made more nutritious by
a)
improving soil conditions
b)
growing them faster
c)
keeping all insects away from them
d)
classifying them
5.
The root system is most important for
a)
transportation of water and nutrients
b)
waste recycling
c)
photosynthesis
d)
reproduction
6.
chlorophyll is
a)
the front part of an earthworm's body
b)
the immature plant inside a seed
c)
an important nutrient in soil
d)
the green color found in the chloroplast of plants
7.
The leaves of a plant are necessary for a plant to
a)
transport water
b)
produce food
c)
reproduce
d)
germinate
8.
If everyone in the class agrees that carrots are the best tasting vegetable, then that must be
a)
opinion
b)
fact
c)
theory
d)
experimental
9.
The flowers of plants are necessary for
a)
nutrition
b)
seed production
c)
support
d)
chlorophyll
10.
Some types of our seeds sprouted and grew before others. If we repeat in exactly the same way
a)
the first seeds to germinate would not be the same kind as before
b)
most of the seed would not reproduce
c)
the results would be about the same
d)
most of the seeds would not germinate
11.
The roots of certain plants, especially grasses such as rye are important to us, because they
a)
serve as nutrients for worms
b)
provide photosynthesis
c)
prevent soil erosion
d)
aid in reproduction
12.
In the presence of light, a plant takes in carbon dioxide and gives off
a)
natural gas
b)
carbon monoxide
c)
oxygen
d)
none of the above
13.
When conducting a scientific experiment it is very important to
a)
always use earthworms
b)
only change one condition
c)
water the plants
d)
work in groups
14.
Stems are useful to plants because they
a)
Support the plant
b)
Provide growth for the plant
c)
transport nutrients and water to the entire plant
d)
all of the above
15.
The function involved when a seed starts to sprout and grow is called
a)
germination
b)
reproduce
c)
photosynthesis
d)
interact
16.
The ______________ guidelines were created to help us know which food our body needs to stay healthy.
a)
classified
b)
My Plate
c)
reproduce
d)
interact
17.
Parts of a plant can be ______________ according to common characteristics of their seeds, leaves, flowers, roots or stems.
a)
reproduce
b)
interact
c)
classified
d)
photosynthesis
18.
Plants may ______________ in many ways, including by dropping seeds or seed cones.
a)
interact
b)
photosynthesis
c)
reproduce
d)
germination
19.
Plants make their own food by
a)
photosynthesis
b)
germination
c)
reproduce
d)
My Plate
20.
Worms, bees, and other organisms ____________ with plants to help them grow and reproduce.
a)
reproduce
b)
interact
c)
germinate
d)
classified
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