Food
Fibre & Medicine
Final Product & Fuel
Transport & Construction
Environment +
100
The percentage of the world's food supply is based on plants.

What is 75%?

100

The most "important" non-edible plant.

What is cotton?

100

Chocolate is made from the fruit of this tree.

What is the cocoa tree?

100

Liquid rubber is called this.

What is latex?

100

These are the tallest trees in the world.

What are California Redwoods?

200

The number of crop examples that were given.

What is 7. 

200

Some people make tea from this to soothe an upset stomach.

What is ginger root?
200

This part of the cocoa pods are harvested.

What are beans?

200

This tree is the only source of natural rubber.

What is the Brazilian Rubber Tree?

200

Plants produce this very important gas.

What is oxygen?

300

Name 5 out of the 7 listed plant based food crops.

What are; wheat, rice, corn, potatoes, barley, cassava, and sorghum?

300

More than ________ medicines are made from plants.

What is 7,000?

300

Cocoa powder is mixed with this to make chocolate.

What is milk?

300

The part of vehicles that use the most rubber.

What are tires or wheels?

300

Plants help filter this in our environment.

What is water?

400

People who only eat plant based food are called this.

What are vegetarians or vegans?

400

Aboriginal people from Canada's west coast wove clothing from the bark of this tree.

What is the western cedar?

400

In many places in the world, this plant is burned for energy.

What are trees?

400
On MUST campus, this plant gets used to build scaffolding (temporary structure that holds workers outside of a structure).

What is bamboo?

400

Some redwoods have been known to live this long.

What is 2,000 years?

500
The most widely eaten plant.

What is rice?

500

Cotton absorbs moisture and the allows it to __________.

What is evaporate [easily]?

500

Ancient plants were covered with this millions of years ago before turning into coal, oil, and natural gas.

What is sediment?

500

The title of the slide for the rubber tree.

What is "Plants for Transportation & Construction"?

500

Plants are the basis of most of these.

What are food webs?