Plant & Flower Parts
Plant & Flower Parts 2
Seeds & Spores
Plate Boundaries
VA Resources
10

Which of these is a function of a leaf?

a. Carrying nutrients throughout the plant

b. Converting solar energy into sugar

c. Creating shade for the plant

d. Absorbing water from the ground

b. Converting solar energy into sugar 

10

Which of these plant parts forms the seeds?

a. The stamen

b. The pistil

c. The sepals

d. The petals

b. The pistil 

10

What do ferns have that apple trees do not have?

a. pistils

b. anthers

c. spores

d. seeds

c. spores

10

Plates that move together are called - 

a. divergent boundaries 

b. convergent boundaries 

c. transform boundaries 

d. erosion

b. convergent boundaries 

10

A Virginia natural resource important to the state’s economy, as well as a primary source of energy, is — 

a. oil

b. steel

c. coal

d. limestone

c. coal 

20

In a flower, what most likely happens when pollen from the stamen gets into the ovary?

a. The plant dies.

b. A seed develops.

c. The flower closes.

d. The sepals fall off.

b. A seed develops. 

20

Which of the following do plants need to make their own food?

a. Flowers

b. Bacteria

c. Sunlight

d. Oxygen

c. Sunlight 

20

Which of the following is a benefit that many flowering plants get from animals?

a. Shelter from direct sunlight

b. Seeds carried to new places

c. Oxygen to use in photosynthesis

d. Moisture to prevent wilting

b. Seeds carried to new places 

20

Plates that slip past each other are called - 

a. divergent boundaries 

b. convergent boundaries 

c. transform boundaries 

d. erosion

c. transform boundaries 

20

Which of these is a natural resource of Virginia?

a. A dam

b. A glacier

c. A river

d. A power plant

c. A river 

30

Which part of a sunflower plant absorbs water and nutrients?

a. Roots

b. Stems

c. Leaves

d. Flowers

a. Roots 

30

Photosynthesis occurs in which of these organisms?

a. Sunflower

b. Mushroom

c. Sunfish

d. Luna

a. Sunflower

30

The wind helps many plants reproduce by —

a. cooling the plants

b. giving the plants moisture

c. spreading the plants’ pollen

d. strengthening the plants’ root systems

c. spreading the plants’ pollen 

30

Plates that move apart are called - 

a. divergent boundaries 

b. convergent boundaries 

c. transform boundaries 

d. erosion

a. divergent boundaries 

30

Which of the following is a common plant that grows wild in Virginia?

a. Orange tree

b. Cactus tree

c. Lemon tree

d. Dogwood tree

d. Dogwood tree

40

The two structures most plants use to gather nutrients and energy to live are —

a. roots and leaves

b. roots and flowers

c. stems and roots

d. stems and leaves

a. roots and leaves 

40

The substance that makes plants green is known as - 

a. water

b. calcium

c. chlorophyll

d. carbon dioxide

c. chlorophyll 

40

One way that mosses and ferns are similar is they both - 

a. are flowering plants

b. produce spores

c. grow in areas with little rainfall

d. are dormant during the winter

b. produce spores 

40

When pressure builds between two tectonic plates, it can suddenly release causing a (an) ______________________

a. Hurricanes

b. Floods

c. Tornadoes

d. Earthquakes

d. Earthquakes

40

Which of these is the most important product of Virginia forests?

a. Pecan trees

b. Pine cones

c. Hardwood lumber

d. Maple leaves

c. Hardwood lumber 

50

Pollen is produced in the —

a. ovary

b. pistil

c. petal

d. stamen

d. stamen

50

Why is photosynthesis important for plants?

a. It collects sunlight which is used to make food for plants.

b. It gets rid of plant waste products.

c. It changes plant sugar into stronger chemicals.

d. It helps attract insects to plant flowers.

a. It collects sunlight which is used to make food for plants.

50

Which of the following seeds is probably carried by animals?

a. Maple b. Dandelion c. Milkweed d. Cocklebur

d. Cocklebur

50

Divergent plate movement can create - 

a. convection currents 

b. mountains 

c. rifts and ocean ridges 

d. conduction 

c. rifts and ocean ridges 

50

The Chesapeake Bay is important to the larger ocean ecosystem because —

a. it is the largest habitat for blue crabs in the United States

b. it provides spawning grounds, nursery beds, and feeding grounds for many species of ocean creatures

c. it serves as the winter home for tundra swans, Canada geese, and a variety of other ducks

d. some species of freshwater fish come down from the rivers to spawn in the bay

b. it provides spawning grounds, nursery beds, and feeding grounds for many species of ocean creatures