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WorksheetsPlants
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Organism
a)
An individual animal, plant, or single celled organism
b)
Absorb and transport water/ nutrients to the stem/leaves and anchor the plant
c)
Used for the process of reproduction
d)
Male part of a plant that makes pollen
e)
Becomes a fruit
2.
Roots
a)
Absorb and transport water/ nutrients to the stem/leaves and anchor the plant
b)
An individual animal, plant, or single celled organism
c)
Needed for survival and reproduction
d)
Used for the process of reproduction
e)
Provide structure and support for the plant
3.
Seeds
a)
Needed for survival and reproduction
b)
Female part of a plant that produces ovules (an ovule becomes a seed)
c)
Fine powder produced by certain plants when they reproduce
d)
Used for the process of reproduction
e)
Becomes a fruit
4.
Spores
a)
Dust like particles that are carried by wind and water to new locations (helps with reproduction).
b)
Fine powder produced by certain plants when they reproduce
c)
Becomes a fruit
d)
Needed for survival and reproduction
e)
Provide structure and support for the plant
5.
Flowers/cones
a)
Used for the process of reproduction
b)
Absorb and transport water/ nutrients to the stem/leaves and anchor the plant
c)
Needed for survival and reproduction
d)
Becomes a fruit
e)
Inside the leaves is where microscopic structures (chloroplasts inside of the chlorophyll which makes plants green) are in charge of converting sunlight into energy (like solar panels!) FOOD PRODUCTION!
6.
Stamen
a)
Male part of a plant that makes pollen
b)
Provide structure and support for the plant
c)
Becomes a fruit
d)
Female part of a plant that produces ovules (an ovule becomes a seed)
e)
Used for the process of reproduction
7.
Fertilization
a)
Seed production
b)
Used for the process of reproduction
c)
The transfer of pollen from the male parts (stamens) to the female parts (pistils) of a flower
d)
The sprouting of a plant from a seed
e)
The transport of seed from one location to another
8.
Ovary
a)
Becomes a fruit
b)
Used for the process of reproduction
c)
The transfer of pollen from the male parts (stamens) to the female parts (pistils) of a flower
d)
Needed for survival and reproduction
e)
Male part of a plant that makes pollen
9.
Pistil
a)
Female part of a plant that produces ovules (an ovule becomes a seed)
b)
Male part of a plant that makes pollen
c)
Absorb and transport water/ nutrients to the stem/leaves and anchor the plant
d)
Provide structure and support for the plant
e)
Needed for survival and reproduction
10.
Pollen
a)
Fine powder produced by certain plants when they reproduce
b)
An individual animal, plant, or single celled organism
c)
Absorb and transport water/ nutrients to the stem/leaves and anchor the plant
d)
Dust like particles that are carried by wind and water to new locations (helps with reproduction).
e)
Used for the process of reproduction
11.
Pollinate
a)
The transfer of pollen from the male parts (stamens) to the female parts (pistils) of a flower
b)
The sprouting of a plant from a seed
c)
The transport of seed from one location to another
d)
Used for the process of reproduction
e)
Seed production
12.
Germination
a)
The sprouting of a plant from a seed
b)
The transfer of pollen from the male parts (stamens) to the female parts (pistils) of a flower
c)
Needed for survival and reproduction
d)
Used for the process of reproduction
e)
Seed production
13.
Stem
a)
Provide structure and support for the plant
b)
Needed for survival and reproduction
c)
Used for the process of reproduction
d)
Male part of a plant that makes pollen
e)
Inside the leaves is where microscopic structures (chloroplasts inside of the chlorophyll which makes plants green) are in charge of converting sunlight into energy (like solar panels!) FOOD PRODUCTION!
14.
Leaves/needles
a)
Inside the leaves is where microscopic structures (chloroplasts inside of the chlorophyll which makes plants green) are in charge of converting sunlight into energy (like solar panels!) FOOD PRODUCTION!
b)
Needed for survival and reproduction
c)
Used for the process of reproduction
d)
Male part of a plant that makes pollen
e)
Becomes a fruit
15.
Seed dispersal
a)
The transport of seed from one location to another
b)
The transfer of pollen from the male parts (stamens) to the female parts (pistils) of a flower
c)
The sprouting of a plant from a seed
d)
Dust like particles that are carried by wind and water to new locations (helps with reproduction).
e)
Seed production
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