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Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 25mins
What do ALL plants need to live?
Air, Water, Energy, Shelter
Air, Water, Food, Shelter
Air, Water, Energy, Warmth, Shelter
Air, Water, Food, Warmth
Air, Water, Energy, Warmth
Which reason(s) are FALSE about the "Roots" of ALL plants?
The root is the anchor of the plant
Transport water and nutrients
Hold water and nutrients
Take in water and nutrients from the soil
Makes and takes in food from sunlight
Which reason(s) are TRUE about the "Stem" of ALL plants?
Supports the plant
Holds nutrients and water
The stem does nothing
Transports only nutrients
Transports water and nutrients
What is TRUE about ALL "Leaves" on plants?
Make food
Take food
Hax people
Transport food
Do stuff with food
A "Flower" that has COMPLETELY grown posses ALL of these characteristics, BUT?
Petals
Anther
It has all of these
Pistil
WHat part of a plaant is CLOSEST TO the makes new plants?
Flower
Stem
Root
Leaves
What are ALL characteristics you can see from this photo?
Pistil, Petal, Stem
Stamen, Petal, Leaves
Anther, Petal, Leaves
Stamen, Petal, Stem
Anther, Stamen, Petal, Leaves
How do plants get food?
They don't, they are producers
The sun/sunlight
Photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide enters a plant and comes out through the?
Stomata
Roots
Stem
Anthers
Pistil or stamen
How does photosynthesis work?
Leaves contain substances called chlorophyll, which gives plants their green color and also then traps energy from the sunlight. Then the leaves take in energy from sunlight. Then the roots take in nutrients.
Leaves contain substances called chlorophyll, which gives plants their green color and also then traps energy from the sunlight. Then the leaves take in nutrients.Then the roots take in energy from the sun
Leaves contain substances called nutrients, which makes plants grow. Then the leaves take in energy from sunlight. Then the roots take in nutrients.
None of the ways above
Finish the sentence. _______ + Carbon Dioxide + Sunlight go in Sugar and _____________ goes out.?
Nutrients and oxygen
Oxygen and pollen
Water and oxygen
Food and water
What does fruit do?
Feed and protect a seed from a flower
Feed and protect their own seed
Give food to humans to be nice
Give food to ALL animals to help the environment suceed
Give food tp ALL animals to be nice
Is a lima bean dicot or monocot?
Dicot
Monocot
None
I don't know
A lima bean, duh
What is the purpose (niche) of a "Seed Coat", of a seed?
Covers and protects the seed
To help growth of the seed
To continue in the preservation process of the food in the bean
The "embryo" is which of the following?
A tiny part of a seed that is a like a leaf and will help more plants grow
A tiny part of a seed that will grow into a plant
A big, but not like taking over, part of a seed that will grow into a plant
None of the following
What is the scientific word for "stored food" in a seed?
Monocot
Cotyledon
Dicot
Nutrients
Hovended (real part of the stages of a seed), just saying
The "stigma" is located in which area of a flower?
Direct middle
More to the left
More to the right
Mostly in the bottom
Mining away
The "petal" is/does?
Attracts insects and other pollinators and is colorful
Attracts venus fly traps to eat it and is purple
Attracts insects and other pollinators and does not have very many
What does the "stigma" help with?
Trapping pollen
Transporting pollen
Using the anthers to reporduce
The "anther" does ALL of these BUT?
Makes pollen
Sac at the top of each stamen
Helps with sperm transportation
The "ovary" contains?
Egg cells
Flower bud
Contains eggs
The "pistil" is the part of the flower that does?
Makes eggs into seeds
Moves pollen to other flowers
The "ovule" is?
The inner part of the ovary that contains eggs
The inner part of the ovary that contains sperm
The cutting edge of a pickaxe that contains rocks from mining away
The "stamen" starts making?
Pollen
Sperm
Seeds
What are the steps to making seeds?
Pollination, Fertilization, Germination
Pollination, Germination
Pollination, Fertilization
Germination, Fertiliazation
Fertilization
Finish the sentence. _______+_________=Seed.?
Sperm and egg
Pollen and egg
Pollen and sperm
Pollination fertilization
Which are FALSE about things help scatter seeds?
Wind, water, and animals
Wind, water, and humans
Wind and water
Wind, water, and flowers
Wind, water, and insects
During the growth of a plant, when the seed absorbs enough moisture/water, what happens (CHOOSE ALL CORRECT ANSWERS)?
The seed coat softens
The seeds pollinate
The seeds germinate
The seeds fertilize
The seeds sprout
What are FALSE reasons aBout seeds going dormant?
Lack of sunlight
Lack of water
Lack of rich soil
Lack of oxygen
Lack of a fruit taking care of it
When a fruit grows what comes out because of the scattering process and wind and air process?
Seeds
Plant sugars
Carbon diozide
Oxygen
What are actions that soil does that effects the production and growth of plants?
The way the soil gets nutrients that then go into the stem to help the process
The way the soil gets water that then go into the roots to help the process
The way the soil gets water that then go into the stem to help the process
The way the soil gets nutrients yhat go into the roots to help the process
What does chlorophyll do?
It gives plants their green color
It is the substance that basically contacts all plant sugars, carbon dioxide, and oxygen to improve the environment
It helps with the process of fertilization
It helps with the process of pollination
It gives plants their green color and trap energy from the sunlight
Do all plants have petals/flowers?
No
Yes
Maybe
MINING AWAY, I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO MINE OH MINING AWAY, MOM GET OUT OF MY ROOM I'M PLAYING MINECRAFT
Do all plants have a fruit growing from it?
Yes
No
Maybe
A flower can be missing which of the following and still make seeds?
Sepals
Petals
Stamen
Pollen
Stigma
Are pistils the parts of the flowers where the seeds are formed?
Yes
No
Johnny, Johnny thinks that the Sepal is a leaf-like part of a flower but was formally protected by a fruit, is Johnny, Johnny lying Papa asks?
Yes
No
Johnny, Johnny, "Yes Papa?", "Eating sugar?", "No Papa.", "TELLING LIES?", "No, no, Pap, Pap!", "Good Johnny, thats meh boi!"
The "stamen" provides support to?
The anther
The pistil
The stigma
The petal
The sperm
Does the ovule contain seeds, or form seeds, or something else?
Contain seeds
Form seeds
Other production
Are the "sepals" more occurant on a young plant, or a old plant, or a bedroom?
Young plant
Old plant
Johnny's bedroom
Papa's bedroom
Generally speaking are there a plural given amount of "anther" on a plant?
Yes
No
So-So
Also generally speaking, are there usually a good amount of "petal" occuring on a plant in it's more mature stages?
Yes
No
What is pollination?
The movement from stamen to pistil
The transportation from the stem to the flower holding nutrients
A Insect's Life [RATED PG]
The movement from a bugs feet (because it gets pollen on it) to other plants/flowers
What is fertilization?
The combination of material in the pollen grain with a egg/pistil to form a seed
The combination of material in the pollen grain with a sperm/stamen
The combination of nutrients from different flowers for the reason of pollination transportation then fertilization does it's part in the starting of reproduction
The combination of pollen from different flowers to create a seed
After pollination, what happens to the pollen?
Each pollen grain on the sticky tip of the pistil begins to grow a thin tube down the ovary
Each pollen tube on the sticky tip of the pistil begins to grow a thin tube down the ovary
Each pollen grain on the sticky tip of the stamen begins to grow a thin tube down the ovary
Each pollen tube on the sticky tip of the stamen begins to grow a thin tube down the ovary
The pollen hitchhikes away from it's family and starts it's own family
WHat is the niche of pollen grains?
To send down sperm down the tubes and into the ovules of the ovary
To send down pollen down the tubes and into the ovules of the ovary
To transport sperm to the anthers (which is where the pollen grains are)
To transport pollen to the anthers (which is where the pollen grains are)
What do ALLL "ovules" have?
Egg
Sperm
Pollen
None of these
Is the "ovary" the inner part of the pistil, or the bottom part?
Bottom
Inner
To the side, take it back now yall, now jump up and down multiple times for no apparent reason
Other than the color of the "petals", what attracts insects to the flower?
Scent
Touch
Instict
Taste
Hearing
Do plants have a major impact on the enviorment?
Yes
No
Do different geographical locations have other plants surronding it, based on the place?
Yes
No
Y.M.C.A
None of the following
