WorksheetsSOL 4.2 Plant and Animal Structures
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
What part of the flower is the arrow pointing to?
Stamen
Stigma
Petal
Sepal
Which of the following is NOT a reason that animals and plants adapt?
To help them survive in their habitats
To help them with reproduction
To help them make friends
To help them avoid predators
Which of the following are ways that pollen is transferrable between plants (Check all the boxes that apply)
It's moved by bees and butterflies
It's blown around by the wind
It runs off during a storm
It moves to a new plant when an old plant dies
Which of the following is needed for BOTH plants and animals to survive?
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Energy
Meat
Which part of the plant is labeled by the number 24?
stem
roots
flower
leaves
Which of the following are needed for photosynthesis to occur?
Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
Water
Light
The arrow is point to what part of the flower?
Stigma
Pistil
Sepal
Stamen
Which of the following adaptations allows an organism to survive in the unique conditions associated with its environment?
Alaskan brown bears hibernate during the winter months
A Mimic octopus can change its color and texture
A panther has sharp teeth
Elephants have a long trunk
What are the two types of pollination?
cross-pollination
spore reproduction
self-pollination
germination
Which of the following is a part of plant reproduction?
adaptation
chloroplast
photosynthesis
pollination
What process happens in the plant part labeled 21?
pollination
germination
reproduction
photosynthesis
What is the primary purpose of the roots in a plant?
to anchor the plant in the ground
to complete pollination
to suck in water and nutrients
to bring water and nutrients to the different parts of a plant
Which plants reproduce with spore reproduction? (select ALL that apply)
Ferns
Mushrooms
Mosses
Grass
What is the result of photosynthesis? (Select ALL that apply)
Carbon Dioxide is released into the air
A plant food called glucose is created
Sunlight is absorbed into the plants leaves
Oxygen is released into the air
Select ALL the possible pollinators.
Humans
Bees
Bats
Water
