What Are Plants?
Are plants living or non-living things?
Living things.
What does classification mean?
Grouping things based on similarities.
Which plant type is big and strong?
Tree.
What does "protect" mean?
To keep safe.
What gas do plants produce for us to breathe?
Oxygen.
Which plants produce flowers?
Flowering plants.
Which plant type is small and bushy?
Shrub.
What is pollution?
Harmful substances in the environment.
What process do plants use to make food?
Photosynthesis.
Which plants do not grow flowers?
Non-flowering plants.
Which plant type has soft green stems?
Herb.
What gives plants important nutrients?
Soil.
What is a small young plant called?
A seedling.
What type of plant is a rose?
Shrub.
Which plants need support to grow upward?
Climbers.
What covers soil and keeps it moist?
Mulch.
Name two foods that come from plants.
Apples, bananas, carrots, potatoes, rice (any two).
What type of plant is mint?
Herb.
Which plants spread along the ground?
Creepers.
When is the best time to water plants?
Early morning or evening.
What do plants take in from the air?
Carbon dioxide.
What type of plant is a grapevine?
Climber.
Name one example of a herb.
Mint, basil, or coriander.
Why is sunlight important for plants?
Plants need it to make food.
Name the four things plants need to grow.
Sunlight, water, soil, and air.
What type of plant is a watermelon?
Creeper.
Name one example of a climber.
Grapevine, pea plant, or money plant.
Name two ways to reduce pollution.
Recycling and using less plastic.
What is the smallest plant in the world?
Wolffia.
Name one example of a non-flowering plant.
Fern, moss, or pine tree.
Name one example of a creeper.
Which insects help plants make fruits and vegetables?
Bees and butterflies.
Explain photosynthesis in one sentence.
Plants use sunlight to make their own food.
Name the five plant types based on size and growth.
Trees, shrubs, herbs, climbers, and creepers.
Why do scientists classify plants?
To understand and study them more easily.
Give three ways to take care of plants.
Water them, provide sunlight, keep soil healthy, reduce pollution, plant trees (any three).