Plants 1
A simple way to represent a more complex object or idea is a what?
What is model?
The long, thick root that grows straight down from the stem is called what?
What is taproot?
Plants respond to this when they grow towards the sun.
What is light?
Carrots are an example of this that people can eat.
What is root?
God's design for photosynthesis provides this for people and animals.
What is oxygen?
Biblical or Evolutionary view: Thorns grow because of God's judgment for sin.
What is biblical view?
Biblical or Evolutionary view: Thorns are a characteristic that is passed down from parents to offspring.
What is biblical view?
Biblical or evolutionary view: Plants changed slowly to grow thorns for protection.
What is evolutionary view?
The stem that is usually thin and lives through one growing season is what kind of stem?
What is soft and green?
Cactus plants that grow new, shallow roots when it rains are responding to this.
What is water?
Tiny openings on the underside of a leaf that take in carbon dioxide and let out oxygen are called what?
What are stomata?
The way a person thinks about and understands the world comes from the story he believes. This is the person's what?
What is worldview?
The plant part that supports the leaves, fruit, and flowers is the what?
What is stem?
Broccoli is an example of this that people can eat.
What is flower?
External plant structure E
What is roots?
External plant structure A
What is flower?
External plant structure B
What is fruit?
External plant structure D
What is stem?
External plant structure C
What is leaf?
What is one example of God's design for a plant to respond to touch?
What is a venus fly trap plant attracts and traps insects for food?
Two external structures of a plant that help with reproduction.
What is flowers and fruits?
An internal structure that moves water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves is the what?
The tiny, internal structures in leaves that take in sunlight and where photosynthesis happens are called what?
What is chloroplasts?
The process by which plants use energy from the sun, carbon dioxide, and let out oxygen is called what?
What is photosynthesis?