Plant Structures and Adaptations
Osmosis and diffusion
Soil and Nutrients
Plant Reproduction
How We Interact With Plants
100

Name one function of a stem 

one of the following: support, transport, and storage 

100

Osmosis and diffusion work similarly, in that it works on the principle that a substance/water will move from an area of __________ concentration to an area of _____________ concentration. 

high, low

100

Name one of the 5 nutrients that plants need to survive

one of the following: Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Calcium, Magnesium and Potassium

100

The letter that labels the COMPLETE male part of the plant is... 

G

100

Name one way that humans use plants 

one of the following: food, fibre, medicine, clothing, building material, shelter, glue making, rubber making, perfume making, 
200

Area of the plant where photosynthesis and transpiration takes place

The Leaves
200

OSMOSIS OR DIFFUSION: nutrients and minerals move from the soil (high concentration) to the roots (low concentration) 

Diffusion

200

How do we artificially get nutrients and minerals into our soil? 

fertilizer

200

The part of the plant that will turn into a seed once it is fertilized is...

A

200

what is a safer alternative to pesticides?

a biological control 

300

Plant structure which anchors the plants and undergoes diffusion and osmosis to get nutrients and water

Roots

300

OSMOSIS OR DIFFUSION: Water moves from the soil (high concentration) to the roots (low concentration)

Osmosis 

300

What type of soil has the LEAST amount of nutrients?

Sandy soil 
300

What is the function of J?

to attract pollinators 

300

When humans choose specific plants with desirable characteristics to reproduce, this process is referred to as…

Selective Breeding

400

Which process do plants do to remove carbon dioxide from the air?

photosynthesis

400

DIFFUSION OR OSMOSIS: In science class, Ms. Lee put gummy bears into a jar of water overnight. The next day, they almost doubled in size!

OSMOSIS 

400

What are two things that can fill in the spaces between particles of soil?

air and water

400

When a seed begins to grow into a new plant, it is said to be _______________

Germinating 

400

A farmer in Southern Alberta was having a problem with insect pests, so he decided to use chemical control methods to get rid of them.  After months of spraying his crops with the same chemical pesticide, the farmer noticed that the insect pests were NOT dying; but instead, he was finding dead hummingbirds around his farm. 


After spraying his crops with the pesticide, the dead hummingbird is most likely an example of …

an unintended consequence 

500

The process by which glucose (sugar) is converted into usable energy to allow plants to grow, and create seeds is called…

cellular respiration

500

OSMOSIS OR DIFFUSION: you put a tea bag into a mug of hot water. the tea particles move from inside the tea bag, to the rest of the mug. 

DIFFUSION

500

What is a farming practice that does not lead to soil degradation? 

Crop rotation

500

A plant researcher took a gene from a bacterium and added it to the DNA of a potato. This process helped by repelling pests that normally eat the potato plant. What do we call this type of technology?

Genetic Modification

500

Growing lettuce in a lab, without soil but with water is called …

hydroponics

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