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100
List any 3 ways to classify plants.
We can classify plants by their shape, size and color.
100
What are the four main parts of a flowering plant?
Leaves, roots, stems and flowers.
100
How does the stem help plants?
Stem supports the leaves, flowers, and fruits of plants.
100
Conifer plants grow _________ instead of flowers.
Cones
100
Pine trees are _____________.
Conifers
200
Rosebushes are flowering plants, What is another way to classify them?
We can classify by the color of the flower.
200
The process by which plants use air, water and energy from sunlight to make food is called________________.
Photosynthesis
200
List 2 types of roots.
Taproots and fibrous roots.
200
Choose the correct answer: to begin to grow pollinate or germinate?
Germinate
200
What is a life cycle?
The stages through which a living thing passes during its life.
300
Orange tree and cactus are ________________ Plants.
Flowering plants
300
Which part of the plant helps to make food for the plant?
The leaf
300
Plants need _________________ to live and grow.
nutrients
300
When does pollination happen?
It happens when animals or wind move pollen to the part of the flower that makes seeds.
300
The first stage in the life cycle of a flowering plant is ____________.
Germinating Seed
400
How is flowering plant different from a coniferous tree?
Flowering plants grow flowers whereas coniferous trees grow cones instead of flowers to make seeds.
400
Water enters the plant through the _________.
roots
400
Cactus stems are thick and waxy, this structure helps them from _____________.
losing water
400
What usually happens when a seed has air, the right amount of water, and the right temperature?
The seed will germinate.
400
If you grow a pumpkin and then pick it to make pumpkin pie, how could you start the life cycle over again?
I could save some of the seeds from the pumpkin and plant them.
500
How does mosses and ferns reproduce?
By making spores.
500
What happens when a plant has too much water?
Some of the water is let out through the tiny holes on the underside of the leaves.
500
How are taproots and fibrous roots alike and different?
Both store food , take in water and nutrient, and grow towards Earth’s gravity. Fibrous roots grow longer than taproots.
500
After playing in the field, Sara picked up some seed cones and dropped them in the garden. What did she do by dropping the seed cones?
She helped to scatter a plant’s seeds.
500
How are the life cycles of a moss and a flowering plant different?
A moss reproduces by making spores. A flowering plant reproduces by making seeds.
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