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WorksheetsStudy guide science: Chapter 3
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. Bees are doing which of the following when they land on flowers and get a sticky substance on their feet and legs?
Collecting pollen or pollinating the plant
Making honey
Resting
Drinking water
When you get burrs on your clothing during a walk in the woods and you pick them off and drop them, you are helping a plant do which of the following?
Disperse or scatter its seeds
Grow taller
Produce more flowers
Absorb more sunlight
The part of the plant that takes in nutrients from the soil is:
Root
Leaf
Stem
Flower
Fruit helps a seed by:
Protecting
the seed
Absorbing nutrients from the seed
Preventing the seed from growing
Providing energy for the seed to photosynthesize
The structure that helps keep a cactus from losing water is:
spines
thick, waxy skin on the stem
shallow roots
flowers
6. Where in a plant can you find the tubes that move nutrients from the roots to the leaves?
In the stem
In the leaves
In the flowers
In the seeds
A young plant that begins to grow after a seed germinates is called a:
seedling
sprout
bud
shoot
8. One way flowering and coniferous plants are alike is:
They both have their roots growing down and their stems growing upward
They both have flowers.
They both are aquatic plants.
They both have broad leaves.
Jake is worried about the direction he plants his seeds. Should he be concerned that the roots might not grow down into the soil?
No, because roots naturally grow downward due to gravity.
Yes, because seeds must be planted in a specific direction for roots to grow down.
No, because roots grow in any direction regardless of gravity.
Yes, because roots will grow upward if seeds are planted incorrectly.
10. Two parts of the plant and how they help it get what it needs to survive are:
Roots collect water and nutrients from the soil
Flowers look pretty
Stem have tubes that allow water and nutrients to move between the roots and leaves
Thorns absorb sunlight
