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Plants: 3.L.14.1 & 4.L.16.1

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which letter on the plant best represents the part of the plant responsible for making food?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

2.

What is a function of the part of the plant to which the arrow is pointing?

a)

transport water to the leaves

b)

provide support for the plant

c)

help the plant reproduce

d)

make food for the plant

3.

Veata places a white flower in a cup of blue water and allows it to sit overnight. The following day she observes that the flower has turned blue. What does this investigation best demonstrate?

a)

The stem transports water to other parts of the plant.

b)

Roots absorb water and nutrients from the soil.

c)

The flower helps the plant to reproduce.

d)

The leaves produce food for the plant.

4.

Which statement is best supported by the results in the graph?

a)

Plants need light to grow.

b)

Plants must have ten hours of light each day to grow.

c)

The more hours of light a plant received, the taller it grew.

d)

The fewer hours of light a plant received, the taller it grew.

5.

Rory has a homework assignment to draw a diagram of the reproduction cycle in flowering plants. He needs to show the steps of reproduction in order. Which of the following shows the steps that Rory can use in his diagram?

a)

fertilization → pollination → seed → seed dispersal

b)

pollination → seed → seed dispersal → fertilization

c)

pollination → fertilization → seed → seed dispersal

d)

seed → seed dispersal → fertilization → pollination

6.

Which step can Alana say follows the step shown in her science notebook?

a)

fertilization

b)

germination

c)

growth

d)

seed dispersal

7.

In an investigation, some students examined a flower. They removed the stamen and brushed it against a piece of dark paper to observe pollen that sticks to the paper. Which of the following might be the title of the investigation?

a)

How Seeds Germinate

b)

Growth of Plant Seedlings

c)

Seed Dispersal in Plants

d)

Reproduction in Plants