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WorksheetsPlants L.3 and L.4
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 35mins
----------------------- is an example of tap roots.
pine tree
grass
dandelion
Tap root is ----------------------------------------
(a)
Roots keep the plant stable in the soil.
true
false
Roots cannot store food for the plants .
true
false
--------------------- is any material needed by living things for energy ,growth and repair .
(a)
Fibrous roots are many roots that spread in many directions like carrot and dandelion.
true
false
Fibrous roots can grow longer than taproots .
true
false
Tap roots grow close to the surface to take in water once it rains .
true
false
Pine tree and grass are examples of ---------------------------
(a)
--------------------------- can help the roots take in water and nutrients from the soil.
(a)
Stems have tiny tubes to take in water and nutrients from the leaves to the roots .
true
false
Stems always grow up toward the sunlight .
true
false
Stems have ------------------------to move water and nutrients up to the leaves and to move the sugar to other plant parts
(a)
---------------- are stems that grow parts that wrap around objects to support the plants
(a)
The stem of the ----------- grows along the surface of the soil.
carrot
pumpkin
cactus
Stems can hold the plant leaves ,flowers and fruits .
true
false
-------------------------swell up to store water and shrink when the plant uses the stored water .
(a)
Cactus stem is thick and waxy to help the plant from losing water .
true
false
--------------------------- is an example of a stem that grows underground.
cactus
pumpkin
potato
Cactus is an example of above ground stems
true
false
Tap roots and fibrous roots take in water and nutrients from the soil and support the plant in the ground.
true
false
Dessert plants have --------------------- roots
(a)
Most plants reproduce by ----------------------.
(a)
Some plants can reproduce by their stems like pumpkin.
true
false
Seeds can store --------------------- from their parent plant .
Food
information
Both of them
Seeds to reproduce into a new plant ,the seeds should --------------------------- to give the seeds more room to grow.
(a)
------------------------------- means produce offspring or make more of the same kind .
(a)
--------------------- are parts of the flower that attract bees and other animals .
Part make pollen
petals
seeds
------------------------ in flowering plants happen when animals or wind move pollen to the part of the flower that make seeds.
(a)
--------------------is a part of a seed that has the stored food from the parent plant.
seed coat
seed leaf
tiny plant
Tiny plant uses the stored food in the seed to grow
true
false
When the seeds ---------------------- .it means they begin to grow .
(a)
The ----------------------grow leaves and start to sugar for the plant .
(a)
Conifer plants are plants grow cones instead of flowers to make seeds
true
false
Pollination in conifer plants happens by only ------------------- moves pollen to the large seed cone.
(a)
Conifer plants grow two types of cones a- small ------------------ b- large --------------------
(a)
Seeds grow inside the cone under each -------------------.
(a)
After pollination , ----------------------- are formed in the large seed cones.
(a)
---------------------- is a plant part that grows over the seeds to protect it.
(a)
--------------- is a part of the seed that protect the material inside the seed .
seed leaf
tiny plant
seed coat
Cactus is
above ground stem
under ground stem
tap root
--------------------- or ------------------- can pollinate the flowers to make seeds .
(a)
