Plant Classifications
Plant Needs
Plant Anatomy
Plant Reproduction
Plant Adaptations
100

What is a plant?

A living thing that can make its own food.

100

What five things do plants need to stay alive?

They need sunlight, water, soil, carbon dioxide, and space. 

100

What is the outermost part of a flower?

The sepals.  

100

During which process is pollen transferred from the “male” part of the plant to the “female” part of the plant?

Pollination

100

Why do plants have environmental adaptations? 

To help them survive in dry, cold, and aquatic environments.  

200

What are the four major types of plants? 

They are the nonvascular plants, seedless vascular plants, cone-bearing plants (gymnosperms), and flowering plants (angiosperms). 

200

Where do plants extract water and other nutrients? 

From the soil.  

200

The stamen consists of two parts, which plant structure is produces pollen?

The anther.

200

What process describes fusion of pollen with female reproductive cells?

Fertilization

200

Fill in the blank: During winter, flowering plants become ______ to conserve their energy. 

dormant

300

Which type of plant is the most primitive?

Nonvascular plants

300

Which three things do plants need to make their own food (sugar)? 

They need sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. 

300

Name the three plant structures of the pistil. 

The stigma, style, and ovary. 

300

How can a plant disperse its seeds?

By water, wind, animals, and gravity. 

300

Why do plants have defense adaptations?

For protection against animals that may consume them.

400

Which type of plant produces seeds that are protected by a fleshy tissue called fruit?

Flowering plants

400

Name the process in which plants make their own food (sugar). 

Photosynthesis

400

Which plant structure are the seeds produced? 

The ovary produces seeds. 

400

Most plants don't produce seeds, what kind of reproductive structure do nonvascular and seedless vascular plants produce? 

They produce spores (a simple structured reproductive cell). 

400

How do plants adapt to help protect themselves from disease?

They produce bark. 
500

Which plant has a triangular shape to bear the weight of snow during winter? 

Cone-bearing plants

500

Where does photosynthesis occur?

It occurs in the leaves. 

500
What does the ovary contain? 

They contain ovules, the female reproductive cells or gametes. 

500

Which process refers to the emergence of plant from the seed? 

Germination

500

Which plant defense adaptation causes a skin rash in humans?

Poison