Plant Parts
Functions
Real-Life Plants
"What Happens If..."
Photosynthesis and Plant Needs
100

This part of the plant absorbs water from the soil.

What are the roots?

100

This is the process by which roots take in water and nutrients from the soil.

What is absorption? 

100

A carrot is this part of this plant.

What is a root?

100
Without this, a plant will wilt and may die.

What is water?

100

This is the energy plants get from the sun.

What is sunlight?

200

This part holds the plant upright.

What is the stem?

200

This is the main function of the stem, moving water and nutrients throughout the plant.

What is transport?

200

A celery is this part of a plant.

What is a stem?

200

If these are damaged, the plant cannot absorb water and nutrients.

What are roots?

200

This gas is taken in by plants from the air.

What is carbon dioxide?

300

This part makes food for the plant.

What are the leaves?

300

This is the process leaves use to make food using sunlight.

What is photosynthesis?

300

This plant part includes lettuce or spinach.

What is a leaf?

300

Without this, leaves cannot make food for the plant.

What is sunlight?

300

This gas is released by plants into the air.

What is oxygen?

400

This part produces seeds.

What is the flower?

400

This is the process that allows plants to produce seeds.

What is reproduction?

400

An apple is this part of this plant.

What is a fruit?

400

If this is cut or broken, water cannot travel through the plant.

What is the stem?

400

This liquid is needed for plants to survive.

What is water?

500

This part protects and holds the seeds after they are formed.

What is a fruit?

500

This is the type of sugar plants make and use for energy.

What is glucose?

500
This part of a plant produces sunflower seeds.

What is the flower?

500

Without the ability to make this, a plant has no energy and will die.

What is glucose (or sugar)?

500

These are the three things needed for photosynthesis.

What are sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide?

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