WorksheetsP.3
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 20mins
Part of the plant that absorbs water.
Roots
Flowers
Stem
Leaves
Part of the plant that is transport nutrients, water, support the plant and keep the plant stable in the ground.
Roots
Stem
Flower
Leaves
The flowers from plants turn into _________.
Fruits
Trees
Leaves
Vegtables
What does the stem of the plant do?
It makes food for the plant
It soaks up the water from the ground
It delivers water to the other parts of the plant
It creeps along the ground
What keeps the plant from falling over?
the seeds
the leaves
the roots
the flower
The function of the many tiny openings in the leaf is
helps to track sunlight
helps plants to take in and give out gases
helps the plant to grow
helps the plant to get water
Leaves contain chlorophyll to helps them to
get water
receive sunlight
make food
grow better
For a plant to be more difficult to pull out from the ground,
the plant need more leaves
the roots of the plant needs to be more spread out
the plant needs to grow taller
the roots of the plant to take in more water
Henry enjoys plunking flowers from the flowering plants in her garden. If he continues to do this all the time the plants will
die
not be able to make food
have a lesser chance to reproduce
not be will able to stand upright
When water is removed, the hydrilla plant was seen lying on the sand as shown in Picture B. What does this tell you about the hydrilla plant?
It dies when there is no water
It needs sunlight to make food
Its roots are not able to hold it firmly to the sand
It has a weak stem
Study the picture. Which statement about Stem P and Stem Q are true?
Stem Q will grow healthier than Stem P
Stem Q can be transported by not Stem P
Both stems help the plant reach for more sunlight
Stem Q helps the plant reach for more sunlight but not Stem P
Why is it important for a plant to be able to reproduce?
To provide oxygen for animals
To make the world a greener place
To ensure there is food for animals
To ensure their kind does not extinct
Why did the sapling topple over so easily by a strong wind during a thunder storm as shown in the picture?
It had too many leaves.
Its stem was not strong enough.
It did not have enough water and sunlight.
Its short roots were not able to hold it firmly to the ground.
