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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the name of this part?
the stamen
the sepal
the stigma
the seeds
What is happening in this diagram?
Fotosynthesis
Photosinthesis
Photosinthysis
Photosynthesis
Which part of a plant takes in energy from the sun?
Flowers
Roots
Leaves
Veins
Which part of a plant anchors the plant in the ground?
Stem
Root
Vein
Leaves
In which part of the plant does photosynthesis primarily take place?
Stem
Roots
Leaves
Flowers
Which 2 phrases belong in the TAPROOT circle?
Stores Nutrients
Drought Resistant
Absorbs Water
Absorbs Nutrients
Protects Soil
Anchors Plants
Which 2 phrases belong in the TAPROOT circle?
Stores Nutrients
Drought Resistant
Absorbs Water
Absorbs Nutrients
Protects Soil
Anchors Plants
Which of these happen FIRST in the life of a plant?
A seedling begins to grow.
A seed germinates or sprouts.
Flowers bloom on an adult plant.
A seedling grows into a young adult plant.
The roots...
...absorb carbon dioxide
...absorb water and minerals
...produce seeds
...produce oxygen
What is this bee doing?
This bee is polinating the flower
This bee is pollinating the flower
This bee is pollinnating the flower
This bee is dancing.
A neighbor has built a house beside your house. Some of your plants are dying. Predict which of the following could be a reason?
The plants are extinct.
The house allows more animals to eat the plants.
The house has decreased the amount of sunlight the plants receive.
The house has decreased the amount of water the plants receive.
Which part of a plant helps to spread seeds when it is eaten by an animal?
A flower
A leaf
A fruit
A stem
What is the purpose of stems in plants?
Absorb sunlight
Fertilize an egg
Absorb nutrients
Allow water to move
What do butterfly's do for plants?
Protect them
Reproduce them
Provide nutrients to them
Pollinate them
Why are seeds important?
Because they can grow into new plants.
Because they are all the same size.
Because they always stay in one place.
Because they hold up the plant.
Wind, water, and animals can DISPERSE plant seeds. What does DISPERSE mean?
to spread
to save
to get sick
to die
What is the part of a flower from which a new plant grows?
Seed
Fruit
Flower
Cone
The following illustration shows _____________.
Seed Dispersal
Pollination
Photosynthesis
Seed Germination
Which is an example of a flowering plant?
moss
fern
pine tree
rose
Which is an example of a nonflowering plant?
tomato
fruit tree
moss
grass
Nonflowering plants are plants that make seeds in cones or produce ____ instead of seeds.
spores
seeds
petals
insects
What is the primary function of chlorophyll in plants?
A) To absorb water
B) To absorb sunlight
C) To absorb nutrients
D) To absorb carbon dioxide
Which part of the plant is responsible for transporting water from the roots to the leaves?
A) Phloem
B) Xylem
C) Stomata
D) Chloroplast
What process do plants use to convert sunlight into chemical energy?
A) Respiration
B) Transpiration
C) Photosynthesis
D) Germination
Which gas is released by plants during photosynthesis?
A) Oxygen
B) Carbon Dioxide
C) Nitrogen
D) Hydrogen
