WorksheetsPlants
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 2hrs 47mins
A gas plants get from the air and need to make their own food
green
flower
seed
carbon dioxide
A small organelle that contains chlorophyll. Photosynthesis takes place here.
CHLOROPLAST
EPIDERMIS
ORGANELLE
____________ is a process used by plants to change light energy into chemical energy for other organisms to use.
photosynthesis
respiration
transpiration
Plants have different needs depending on where they live. In what kind of environment would you find a plant that has an adaptation that allows it to store water?
rainforest
grasslands
tundra
desert
To protect themselves from being eaten, plants may develop special adaptations to keep animals away. What is one of these adaptations.
berries
thorns
vines
fruit
Some plants rely on insects and birds to help them pollinate and reproduce. What adaptation would help a plant attract more insects?
bright flowers
green leaves
sharp thorns
tall stem
In order to survive, plants that live in ____ places have structures to slow the loss of water.
wet
windy
dry
high
The leaves of a plant must grow toward the sunlight to complete
photosynthesis
metamorphasis
osmosis
regeneration
In the fall, trees respond to the loss of sunlight by
sprouting flowers
shedding leaves
growing taller
none of the above
Which one is an hydrophyte
see the pictures below and choose the correct habitat for this particular leaf
Plants that grow in deserts are called (a)
Why xerophytes have wax coated leaves ?
As to reduce water loss due to transpiration
As to reduce water loss during photosynthesis
As to reduce load of the plant
None of the following
Which of the following is true of a halophyte?
has well-developed fibrous or tap roots
has roots that are poorly developed
has shallow roots and deep roots
has roots with special tissues to prevent plasmolysis in high-salinity soil
The following are characteristics of a habitat.
- Extremely dry and hot
- Very little rain
which type of plant grows in this habitat?
Mesophyte
Hydrophyte
Halophyte
Xerophyte
Halophytes live in an environment that is...
acidic
alkaline
sandy
salty
A plant that grows on another plant instead of in soil
bacteria
soil
epipyhte
fungus
What are some examples of epiphyte-host relationships in the rainforest?
Cacti on the forest floor
Bromeliads on tree branches, orchids on tree trunks, and ferns on tree bark are examples of epiphyte-host relationships in the rainforest.
Ferns on the forest floor
Moss on rocks
