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WorksheetsUnit 3: Flowering Plants - Lessons 1-3
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 34mins
Which plant part can make seeds?
Flower on the plant
Stem holding leaves
Root under ground
Leaf on the plant
What is the main job of a leaf?
Make food for plant
Carry seeds to soil
Hold plant upright
Take in soil water
Which part grows underground and takes in water?
Stem carrying water
Flower making seeds
Root under soil
Leaf above ground
What does the stem do for the plant?
Makes plant food
Holds plant up
Drops old leaves
Takes in carbon
Which word means the thick stem of a tree?
Flower
Leaf
Root
Trunk
A healthy plant is best described as:
Yellow and spotted
Strong and growing
Short and leafless
Weak and drooping
If a plant wilts, what is most likely missing?
doesn't have trunk
not enough water
not enough soil
doesn't have seeds
What does it mean to stand upright?
To bend sideways
To grow backward
To droop downward
To stand straight
Plants need which liquid to stay alive?
Milk for leaves
Oil for roots
Water for cells
Juice for stems
What helps plants grow bigger and stronger?
Less air around
Removing all soil
Getting enough light
More seeds added
Plants take in which gas from the air to make food?
Oxygen for roots
Carbon dioxide
Helium balloons
Nitrogen bubbles
Sunlight is important because it:
Dries leaves quickly
Makes soil warmer
Colors flowers red
Helps plants make food
Photosynthesis is the way plants:
Make food using light
Drink water only
Grow seeds in soil
Breathe out oxygen
Seeds grow best in:
Dry sand
Bare rock
Good soil
Cold ice
Which need would a plant have if kept in a dark closet?
More carbon tanks
More seeds added
More sunlight
More trunk growth
Which part of a plant takes in water and nutrients from the soil?
Roots under the ground
Colorful flower petals
Tall green stems
Wide flat leaves
What do roots do to keep a plant steady in the ground?
Anchor the plant firmly
Transport sweet sap
Spread seeds in wind
Make bright blossoms
Which plant part carries water to the leaves and helps the plant stand tall?
The strong stem
The deep roots
The tiny seeds
The soft petals
What does the word spread mean in plant science?
To move out widely
To sleep during winter
To hold things still
To grow brighter colors
Transport in plants means what action?
Changing color with sun
Keeping soil in place
Moving water to leaves
Making new flowers
A cactus is adapted to which kind of place?
Very hot deserts
Freezing ice caves
Deep ocean water
Windy mountain tops
Temperature tells us what?
How fast seeds fly
How tall a plant
How hot or cold
How sweet the nectar
Which word means very warm?
Cool shade
Mild breeze
Hot weather
Light rain
Spring is often described as which temperature?
Stormy season
Scorching season
Icy season
Warm season
Snow usually feels how?
Sticky and sweet
Warm and soft
Cold to touch
Hot and dry
Weather describes which daily condition?
What the air is like
How roots grow
Where bees live
How stems are made
Seeds are small parts that can do what?
Grow into plants
Carry sweet pollen
Hold petals tight
Change the weather
Germination begins when a seed gets what it needs. Which is most important to start?
Water for growth
Sugar from bees
Heat from stems
Color from petals
To reproduce means a plant does what?
Changes into insects
Stops all growing
Makes more of same kind
Hides from animals
Pollination is when pollen moves from where to where?
Seeds to windy air
Leaves to the stem
One flower to another
Roots to the soil
A pollinator is best described as what?
A drop of plant nectar
An animal carrying pollen
A seed blown by wind
A tool used for digging
During fertilisation, pollen joins with the flower to help make what?
Brighter petal colors
Deeper soil layers
New plant seeds
Longer green stems
Seed dispersal is the process of seeds doing what?
Hiding under petals
Counting the weather
Melting like snow
Moving to new places
Which method can help seeds travel during dispersal?
Wind blowing them
Roots pulling them
Stems eating them
Petals covering them
If a plant’s stem stops transporting water, what is the most likely result for the leaves?
They will grow faster
They will wilt and dry
They will turn to seeds
They will anchor soil
Which word means the things living things must do to stay alive?
life processes we all do
growth of taller bodies
movement using our muscles
nutrition from healthy food
What is growth in living things?
Making babies or new plants
Changing position with muscles
Becoming bigger and stronger
Getting food to stay healthy
Which word means getting food to stay healthy?
nutrition for our bodies
movement of our legs
reproduce new babies
fibre in vegetables
Which example shows movement?
Breathing in and out
A baby getting taller
Using muscles to change position
Cats having kittens
Which food group gives quick energy for play and study?
carbohydrates like rice
vitamins from fruits
fats and oils from nuts
proteins such as eggs
Which nutrient helps build strong muscles?
carbohydrates in rice
fibre for digestion
proteins in eggs
vitamins and minerals
Which choice best describes a balanced diet?
Many kinds of healthy food
Only fruits every day
Just rice and bread
Only fats and oils
Which word means strong and well?
healthy in our body
diet we eat daily
growth getting taller
fibre in vegetables
Which nutrient helps digest food and keep the stomach healthy?
carbohydrates for fuel
fats with long energy
proteins for muscles
fibre from vegetables
A cat having kittens is an example of which life process?
movement of legs
nutrition from food
reproduce new plants
growth getting taller
Pick the best snack for long‑lasting energy during a hike.
Plain lettuce leaves
Candy with sugar
Boiled water only
Nuts with healthy fats
You want strong muscles for sports. Which meal part should you add?
More proteins like eggs
No vitamins or minerals
Only carbohydrates like rice
Extra fibre like celery
Which plan shows you understand balance at lunch?
Cake, soda, candy sweets
Only rice and bread slices
Rice, grilled egg, salad, fruit
Just nuts and cooking oil
Which word means diseases that can spread from one person to another?
vaccination
symptom
infectious diseases
microorganism
What is the term for tiny living things we cannot see?
microorganism
fever
infection
humerus
Which word describes a shot that protects us from diseases?
infection
vaccination
illness
cough
What happens when germs enter the body?
headache
infection
symptom
sneezing
Which word means a sign of being sick?
pelvis
rib
bone
symptom
Which symptom is a high body temperature?
sore throat
fever
cough
headache
Which term means pain in the head?
patella
headache
illness
spine
Which action is air coming out quickly from the nose?
coughing
sneezing
breathing
yawning
Which symptom is a loud sound from the throat to clear airways?
sneezing
sore throat
cough
fever
Which symptom is pain in the throat?
infection
headache
fever
sore throat
Which bone group protects the brain?
spine
skull
ribs
pelvis
Which bones protect the heart and lungs by forming a cage around the chest?
femur
spine
pelvis
ribs
Which bone is in the upper arm and helps us lift things?
femur
patella
humerus
pelvis
Which bones in the back help us stand and sit upright?
skull
ribs
spine
patella
Which bones near the hips support the upper body?
humerus
pelvis
skull
rib
Which bone is the thigh bone and is the longest bone?
femur
spine
humerus
patella
Which bone protects the front of the knee?
skull
rib
femur
patella
What do we call all the bones in the body that give our body shape?
skeleton
skull
spine
pelvis
Which word means the hard parts inside the body?
infection
symptom
fever
bone
A friend has a sore throat and cough. Which choice lists two symptoms of illness?
vaccination and femur
skull and spine
rib and pelvis
sore throat and cough
