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Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 30mins
These plants lose their leaves in autumn
Evergreen
Deciduous
Flowering plants
Non flowering plants
This part of the plan absorbs water and minerals and fixes the plant to the ground.
Stem
Leaves
Flower
Roots
This part of the plant carries minerals and water from the roots to the rest of the plant. It also supports the plant.
Stem
Roots
Flower
Leaves
When do plants perform photosynthesis?
At night
During the day
In Spring
In autumn
Indicate things plants need to make food
Water and oxygen
Water, minerals and sunlight.
Water, minerals, sunlight and carbon dioxide
Water, minerals, sunlight and seeds
Plants are living things. They perform three life processes: nutrition, interaction and
Photosynthesis
Reproduction
Respiration
Gymnosperms
Complete this equation:
water + minerals + ..... + sunlight = sugar (glucose) + ....
Carbon Dioxide / Oxygen
Raw sap / Oxygen
Raw sap / Carbon Dioxide
Carbon Dioxide / Soil
.............. have a soft stem. They are thin and flexible and usually short.
Bushes
Grasses
Trees
Fruits
....................have a thick, hard stem with low branches.
Bushes
Grasses
Trees
Flowers
....................have a thick, hard stem with low branches.
Trees
Bushes
Grasses
Flowers
It is an apple tree
It is a fern
It's an evergreen tree. Its seeds grow inside cones
Plants can produce their own food.They are
Producers
Consumers
Herbivores
Omnivores
Plants produce their own food using a process called
Reproduction
Metamorphosis
Photosynthesis
Respiration
The mixture of water and minerals that is transported from the roots to the leaves is called
Minerals
Xylem cells
Raw sap
Carbon Dioxide
Plant cells that transport raw sap, through the stem to the leaves are called
Xylem cells
Raw sap
Chlorophyll
Phloem cells
Leaves absorb carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air through their
Stomata
Chlorophyll
Leaves
Roots
Plant cells contain a substance called chlorophyll, which gives them their..... colour
Red
Brown
Black
Green
In the process of photosynthesis: water, minerals and carbon dioxide are turned into ...... and oxygen (O2).
Glucose
Minerals
Raw sap
Wood
At night, when photosynthesis stops, plants need to take in oxygen from the air. During this time they release ....
Glucose
Raw sap
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Plants can reproduce in two different ways:
Angiosperms and gymnosperms
Sexually and asexually
Mosses and ferns
Grasses and bushes
There are two types of flowering plants
Mosses and ferns
Stamen and pistil
Pollen and ovules
Angiosperms and gymnosperms
Angiosperms plants, pollinated flowers produce ........... with seeds inside.
Roots
Spores
Cones
Fruits
Gymnosperm plants don't produce any fruit and their seeds develop inside ..............
Cones
Flowers
Seeds
Spores
Stamen has two parts:
A filament and an anther
Anther and style
Style and stigma
Ovary and ovule
The male reproductive cell is called ....
Seed
Ovule
Pollen
Fruit
Pistil is the ..........of the plant
Male reproductive organ
Female reproductive organ
Male cell
Female cell
Look at the picture. There are six
Stamens
Pistils
Ovaries
Seeds
................... occurs when pollen from the stamen lands on the stigma of a plant
Reproduction
Fertilisation
Pollination
Nutrition
Fertilisation is the process in which
pollen from the stamen lands on the stigma of a plant
the pollen joins with an ovule and they make a seed
the seed grows
the plants absorb water and minerals
Non-flowering plants do not produce seeds and reproduce asexually using .............
Cones
Seeds
Flowers
Spores
Ferns and mosses reproduce
Asexually
Sexually
With seeds
With flowers
Some flowering plants also use asexual reproduction. Some plants grow special horizontal stems called........
Stolons
Spores
Seeds
Stomata
Pistil is a .............. reproductive organ.
Female
Male
Flowering
Non flowering
Photosynthesis consumes.......
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide
Stomata
Glucose
Label the picture
b) stigma; c) ovule d) sepal; e) pistil
b) stamen; c) ovary; d) petal; e) stamen
b) stigma; c) ovary; d) sepal; e) stamen
b) stigma; c) ovule; d) sepal; e) filament
Broccoli is the ............... of the plant.
Flower
Fruit
Roots
Leaves
What part of the plant is this?
stem
flower
roots
leaves
What part of the flower is this?
petals
pistil
stamen
sepal
