Worksheetswhat plants need
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Where within a plant does growth occur?
At the leaves
Inside the flowers
In the meristems
On the surface
What happens when you trim a terminal bud on a plant?
It loses all its leaves
It signals side buds to grow
It grows taller
It stops growing
How do plants create new cells at meristems?
Sleeping at night
Drinking extra water
Using photosynthesis
By eating insects
What is essential for photosynthesis?
Light
Space
Warmth
Soil
Which plant does not need light to grow?
Indian pipe
Sunflower
Rose
Cactus
What percentage of a plant is water?
85%
50%
95%
75%
Why is soil important for most plants?
For decoration
To anchor them and absorb nutrients
To make them look bigger
To keep them warm
What do plants use carbon dioxide for?
To fight pests
To water their leaves
To make their own food
To breathe
Which is a macronutrient for plants?
Copper
Iron
Nitrogen
Gold
What happens to plants in too cold temperatures?
They produce fruits
They go dormant or die
They change color
They grow faster
Why do plants need space to grow?
To store water
To play games
For sunlight and air circulation
To hide from animals
What is NOT a basic need of plants?
Nutrients
Water
Light
Chocolate
How do plants absorb minerals?
Through their flowers
From the air
Using their roots
By eating animals
What process draws water up from the roots to the rest of the plant?
Respiration
Photosynthesis
Transpiration
Condensation
What do plants need to break down food for energy?
Carbon dioxide
Sunlight
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Which part of the plant is primarily involved in photosynthesis?
Roots
Stem
Leaves
Flowers
What type of soil is best for water retention in plants?
Sandy soil
Clay soil
Loamy soil
Chalky soil
How do plants primarily take in carbon dioxide?
Through their roots
Through their stems
Through their leaves
Through their flowers
What role do stomata play in a plant's life?
Producing seeds
Attracting pollinators
Exchanging gases
Storing nutrients
Which element is crucial for chlorophyll production?
Hydrogen
Magnesium
Calcium
Zinc
How do plants primarily reproduce?
By shedding leaves
Through root division
By producing spores
Through seeds and pollination
