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WorksheetsPlants 3º Review
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 18mins
2 needs of a plant are...
2 more needs of a plant are...
They are trees
They are bushes
They are grasses
What part of a plant do you eat when you eat a carrot?
What part of a plant do you eat when you eat an apple?
What part do you eat when you eat a lettuce
What part of a plant do you eat when you eat broccoli?
Roots
Stem
Leaves
Flowers
Seeds
Fruits
They absorb water and minerals from the soil
They produce fruits and seeds
They make the food for the plant
They carry water and minerals from the roots to the other parts of a plant (leaves, flowers...)
Non flowering plants (gymnosperms) like conifers have... (2 correct answers)
What is it?
Grass
Bush
Flower
Gymnosperm
Gymnosperms are...
Flowering plants
Non-flowering plants
Conifers produce...
Flowers
Stems
Cones with seeds inside
Roots
Roots...
Absorb water and nutrients and fix the plant to the ground
Produce seeds
Absorb the light
Leaves…
Take up water and nutrients
Make the food for the plant using water, minerals, sunlight and carbon dioxide
Produce seeds
Flowers...
Take up water and nutrients
Absorb the light
Help the plant to reproduce
Where do plants produce their seeds?
Inside the flower
Outside the flower
In the roots
In the ground
What are the basic needs of plants?
wind, air, water and nutrients
sunlight, water, air and soil
rocks, water, air and nutrients
shelter, water, nutrients and wind
What part of the plant reproduction is shown in this picture?
Germination. The seed germinates.
Growth. A new plant grows.
Pollination. The pollen is transported to another plant.
Fertilization. The pollen fertilises the ovules and the ovary develops into a fruit.
Seeds dispersal. The fruits fall to the ground and the seeds are dispersed.
What part of the plant reproduction is shown in this picture?
Germination. The seed germinates.
Growth. A new plant grows.
Pollination. The pollen is transported to another plant.
Fertilization. The pollen fertilises the ovules and the ovary develops into a fruit.
Seeds dispersal. The fruits fall to the ground and the seeds are dispersed.
What part of the plant reproduction is shown in this picture?
Germination. The seed germinates.
Growth. A new plant grows.
Pollination. The pollen is transported to another plant.
Fertilization. The pollen fertilises the ovules and the ovary develops into a fruit.
Seeds dispersal. The fruits fall to the ground and the seeds are dispersed.
What part of the plant reproduction is shown in this picture?
Germination. The seed germinates.
Growth. A new plant grows.
Pollination. The pollen is transported to another plant.
Fertilization. The pollen joins with the ovules and the ovary develops into a fruit.
Seeds dispersal. The fruits fall to the ground and the seeds are dispersed.
What part of the plant reproduction is shown in this picture?
Germination. The seed germinates.
Growth. A new plant grows.
Pollination. The pollen is transported to another plant.
Fertilization. The pollen fertilises the ovules and the ovary develops into a fruit.
Seeds dispersal. Animals, wind or water disperse the seeds.
