Plant Parts
What plant par supports the leaves, fruit, and flowers?
Stem
What gas do plants release during Photosynthesis that people and animals need?
Oxygen
A plant growing toward a window is responding to what?
Light
What is the name of the plant structure that transports water from roots to leaves?
Xylem
Which worldview connects thorns with God's judgment for sin?
Biblical view
Carrots are an example of what edible plant part?
Roots
What is the process plants use to make food using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water?
Photosynthesis
A cactus growing new shallow roots after rain is responding to what?
Water
What are the tiny openings on the underside of leaves called?
Stomata
Which world view describes plants changing over millions of years?
Evolutionary view
Broccoli is an example of what edible plant part?
Flower
Name the three things' plants use to make food during photosynthesis.
Sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water
When a plant grows toward the sun, is it responding to light or touch?
Light
What gas do stomata allow to enter leaves for photosynthesis?
Carbon dioxide
Which view describes plants slowly developing thorns for protection?
Evolutionary view
What is the name of a long, thick root that grows straight downward?
Taproot
What tiny structure in leaves capture sunlight and are where photosynthesis happen?
Chloroplast
What stimulus causes a climbing vine to wrap around a support?
Touch
Which type of stem is hard and often survives for many growing seasons?
Woody stem
What is a characteristic passed from parents to offspring called?
An inherited trait
What type of stem is usually thin and lives through one growing season?
Soft, green stem
Explain two ways photosynthesis benefits plants, people, and animals.
It makes food for plants and releases oxygen that people and animals breathe.
Give an example of a plant responding to touch and explain what happens.
A vine curls around a support when it touches it.
Explain the difference between stomata, chloroplast, and Xylem.
Stomata exchange gases; chloroplast carry out photosynthesis; xylem transports water and minerals.
How do thorns, spines, and prickles help plants, and what does the worksheet teach about their origin? (Think about it) *Bonus Points!
They help protect plants from animals. The worksheet gives a biblical explanation about God's judgment with evolutionary explanation about changes over many generations.