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Benchmark - Unit 3 Week 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was corn once called?

a)

carrots

b)

Mexican Wheat

c)

Maize

d)

Tassel Corn

2.

What is our essential question this unit?

a)

Why do we always have to read about corn?

b)

How do we decide which resources to develop?

c)

Why do laws continue to evolve?

d)

Why do we value certain qualities in people?

3.

Name all the things made from corn.

a)

car tires

b)

medicine

c)

car fuel

d)

pig food

4.

What part of the corn plant is the male part?

a)

the stalk

b)

the prop roots

c)

the silk

d)

the tassel

5.

What part of the corn plant is the female part?

a)

the tassel

b)

the ear

c)

the stalk

d)

the prop roots

6.

How tall can corn grow?

a)

5 feet

b)

8 feet

c)

20 feet

d)

10 feet

7.

What part of the corn is the embryo?

a)

the kernel

b)

the silk

c)

the leaf

d)

the stalk

8.

What does the leaf of the corn plant do?

a)

allow shade for the ears

b)

collect sunlight for the plant

c)

fertilize the corn

d)

pollinate the tassel

9.

What does the silk of the corn plant do?

a)

protects the ear of corn

b)

provides nutrients and water to reach the ear of corn

c)

transports the pollen to the ear of corn

d)

anchors the corn to the stalk

10.

North America includes...

a)

Texas, Brazil and Columbia

b)

Canada, Europe and Turkey

c)

Russia, Mexico, and United States

d)

Canada, Mexico and United States

11.

About how many kernels are found on a corn cob?

a)

200-300

b)

500-1000

c)

2000-2500

d)

5000-10,000

12.

What is another name for each kernel?

a)

a bud

b)

a tassel

c)

an ear

d)

an egg

13.

What supports the corn plant against wind and weather?

a)

the cobs

b)

the leaves

c)

the prop roots

d)

the tassel

14.

Where does a new plant come from?

a)

an embryo (kernel)

b)

a strand of silk

c)

the stalks

d)

the prop roots

15.

Where did corn get its start?

a)

Iowa

b)

Pennsylvania

c)

Mexico

d)

Germany