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WorksheetsPlant Survival Quiz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 44mins
____ is the evaporation of water from a plant's leaves.
stomata
xylem
phloem
Plants use water,.......................... , and light energy to produce sugar and oxygen.
carbon dioxide
oxygen
nitrogen
all the above
Water is carried from the roots through the stem by tissues called ...................................... .
phloem
transpiration
stomata
Plants cannot grow too close together because their ____ need to spread out and absorb nutrients from the soil.
stem
leaves
stomata
Phloem are tissues that transport ..................................................... to all parts of the plant.
water
sunlight
all the above
Which of the following are located on a plant's leaves?
stomata
roots
xylem
phloem
Which of the following materials used by plants to make food can be found in the air?
pollen
soil
oxygen
carbon dioxide
A student made the claim that plants need air and water to grow. They conducted an experiment to test this claim. Their results are in the table.
What data support the claim?
Little to no growth happened without air and water present
The plants grew a total of 24 centimeters during the experiment.
Access to air and water produced plants that were more than 30 centimeters tall.
One plant was able to start growing without its needed materials.
Plants need energy to acquire the nutrients they need to survive. The different parts of a plant's structure work together to keep the plant healthy. Which two functions do the leaves of a plant serve in obtaining the nutrients needed for survival?
Leaves take in sunlight and oxygen.
Leaves take in water and give off oxygen.
Leaves take in sunlight and carbon dioxide.
Leaves take in water and give off carbon dioxide.
The parts of a plant all work together to provide the nutrients it needs to survive. Which of the following provides the function of transporting water to all parts of a plant?
xylem
transpiration
stomata
evaporation
Which plant structure transports sugar to all parts of the plant?
Xylem
Phloem
stomata
Transpiration
The correct order in transpiration
root - stem - leaf
root - leaf - stem
leaf - stem - root
stem-leaf-root
Label the following. Xylem and Phloem
Which of the following best describes the function of the stomata?
Allow air to escape
Allow water to escape
absorb sunlight
store sugar
Water and carbon dioxide combine in the presence of ---------------------------- to produce sugar and oxygen.
electric energy
light energy
sound energy
nuclear energy
Which of the following plant part is responsible for absorbing water?
flowers
stem
roots
leaves
The figure shows xylem and phloem.
Which of the following statements is correct?
phloem transports gases
xylem transports sugar to all parts of the plant
xylem transports water
phloem transport gases to all parts of the plant
Which of the following defines the evaporation of water from a plant's leaves?
transpiration
precipitation
condensation
evaporation
Plant C
Plant A
Plant B
Plant A and C
Water is carried from the roots through the stem by tissues called ……………….
phloem
xylem
transpiration
stomata
What is the main function of stomata in plants?
To absorb nutrients from the soil.
To store water for the plant.
To carry out the gas exchange
Help the plant grow taller.
An earthworm in a forest ecosystem breaks down plant matter in the soil. This job is their……
habitat
predator
prey
niche
Plants need energy to acquire the nutrients they need to survive. The different parts of a plant's structure work together to keep the plant healthy. Which two functions do the leaves of a plant serve in obtaining the nutrients needed for survival
Leaves take in sunlight and oxygen.
Leaves take in water and give off oxygen.
Leaves take in sunlight and carbon dioxide
Leaves take in water and give off carbon dioxide.
Grace and Linda investigate the effects of three growing conditions on plants. They place each of three plants that are the same size and type into its own container. The containers are the same size and shape. 1. Plant W is given soil and water and is put in a clear plastic box where all of the air is removed. 2. Plant X is given soil and left out in the open, but it does not receive water. 3. Plant Y is placed in water and left out in the open, but it does not receive soil. The diagram shows how the plants look after a few days. What can be concluded about the effects of different growing conditions on plants W, X, and Y?
What can be concluded about the effects of different growing conditions on plants W, X, and Y?
The plants get their material for growth from soil
The plants get their material for growth from soil and water
The plants get their material for growth from air and water
All of the above
