- What part of the plant absorbs water and nutrients from the soil?
- A) Stem
- B) Leaf
- C) Root
- D) Flower
- Which part of the plant is responsible for making food through photosynthesis?
- A) Root
- B) Flower
- C) Leaf
- D) Stem
- What is the process by which plants make their own food using sunlight?
- A) Respiration
- B) Photosynthesis
- C) Germination
- D) Transpiration
- Which plant part helps the plant to stand upright?
- A) Leaf
- B) Root
- C) Stem
- D) Flower
- What is the function of the plant’s flower?
- A) To absorb water
- B) To make food
- C) To attract pollinators and produce seeds
- D) To support the plant
- Which part of the plant stores food?
- A) Leaf
- B) Root
- C) Stem
- D) Flower
- What do we call the green pigment in plants that helps with photosynthesis?
- A) Chlorophyll
- B) Carotene
- C) Xanthophyll
- D) Anthocyanin
- What part of the plant helps in the reproduction process by attracting insects?
- A) Root
- B) Leaf
- C) Flower
- D) Stem
- Which part of the plant moves water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves?
- A) Root
- B) Leaf
- C) Stem
- D) Flower
- What is the name of the process where a seed begins to grow into a new plant?
- A) Photosynthesis
- B) Germination
- C) Pollination
- D) Respiration
- What structure on the leaf allows for gas exchange?
- A) Cuticle
- B) Stomata
- C) Xylem
- D) Phloem
- Which part of the plant is mainly responsible for absorbing sunlight?
- A) Root
- B) Flower
- C) Leaf
- D) Stem
- Which plant part anchors the plant and absorbs minerals from the soil?
- A) Flower
- B) Stem
- C) Root
- D) Leaf
- How do plants reproduce without flowers?
- A) Through seeds
- B) Through spores
- C) Through pollination
- D) Through roots
- What type of plant uses spores to reproduce instead of seeds?
- A) Fern
- B) Rose
- C) Oak tree
- D) Tulip
- What is the purpose of plant leaves?
- A) To produce seeds
- B) To absorb nutrients
- C) To produce food through photosynthesis
- D) To support the plant
- What part of the plant transports nutrients and water from the leaves to other parts of the plant?
- A) Xylem
- B) Phloem
- C) Stomata
- D) Cuticle
- What is the role of the plant’s cuticle?
- A) To absorb sunlight
- B) To protect the leaf from water loss
- C) To store food
- D) To produce seeds
- Which part of the plant is often colorful and attracts pollinators?
- A) Root
- B) Stem
- C) Flower
- D) Leaf
- What do plants need in addition to sunlight to perform photosynthesis?
- A) Oxygen
- B) Water
- C) Soil
- D) Heat
- Which plant part is typically underground?
- A) Stem
- B) Flower
- C) Leaf
- D) Root
- What is the name of the tissue that transports food in plants?
- A) Xylem
- B) Phloem
- C) Stomata
- D) Cuticle
- How do plants typically get their nutrients?
- A) From the air
- B) From the soil
- C) From other plants
- D) From the sun
- Which part of the plant is usually above the ground and supports the plant?
- A) Root
- B) Stem
- C) Flower
- D) Leaf
- What is the function of plant roots?
- A) To produce seeds
- B) To attract insects
- C) To anchor the plant and absorb water and nutrients
- D) To make food
- What is the outer layer of the leaf that prevents water loss?
- A) Epidermis
- B) Stomata
- C) Cuticle
- D) Mesophyll
- Which part of the plant is often responsible for holding seeds?
- A) Root
- B) Leaf
- C) Flower
- D) Stem
- What part of the plant connects the root to the leaves?
- A) Stem
- B) Flower
- C) Leaf
- D) Root
- What kind of plant is known for having needle-like leaves?
- A) Fern
- B) Flowering plant
- C) Pine tree
- D) Grass
- Which part of the plant is involved in the process of transpiration?
- A) Root
- B) Flower
- C) Leaf
- D) Stem
- What happens during the process of pollination?
- A) Seeds are dispersed
- B) Flowers open
- C) Pollen is transferred from the male part of the flower to the female part
- D) Leaves absorb sunlight
- Which type of plant is known for having broad, flat leaves?
- A) Conifer
- B) Fern
- C) Deciduous tree
- D) Moss
- What do plants release into the air as a byproduct of photosynthesis?
- A) Nitrogen
- B) Carbon dioxide
- C) Oxygen
- D) Hydrogen
- Which plant part helps in seed dispersal?
- A) Leaf
- B) Root
- C) Flower
- D) Fruit
- What type of plant grows from spores rather than seeds?
- A) Flowering plants
- B) Conifers
- C) Ferns
- D) Grass
- Which part of the plant contains cells that perform photosynthesis?
- A) Root
- B) Stem
- C) Leaf
- D) Flower
- What is the main function of plant stems?
- A) To absorb water
- B) To anchor the plant
- C) To support the plant and transport nutrients
- D) To produce seeds
- Which part of the plant is often used in cooking and contains essential oils?
- A) Root
- B) Leaf
- C) Stem
- D) Flower
- What term is used for plants that complete their life cycle in one year?
- A) Perennials
- B) Annuals
- C) Biennials
- D) Evergreens
- What do plants primarily use sunlight for?
- A) To grow tall
- B) To produce oxygen
- C) To make food through photosynthesis
- D) To attract animals
Answer Key
- C) Root
- C) Leaf
- B) Photosynthesis
- C) Stem
- C) To attract pollinators and produce seeds
- B) Root
- A) Chlorophyll
- C) Flower
- C) Stem
- B) Germination
- B) Stomata
- C) Leaf
- C) Root
- B) Through spores
- A) Fern
- C) To produce food through photosynthesis
- A) Xylem
- B) To protect the leaf from water loss
- C) Flower
- B) Water
- D) Root
- B) Phloem
- B) From the soil
- B) Stem
- C) To anchor the plant and absorb water and nutrients
- C) Cuticle
- C) Flower
- A) Stem
- C) Pine tree
- C) Leaf
- C) Pollen is transferred from the male part of the flower to the female part
- C) Deciduous tree
- C) Oxygen
- D) Fruit
- C) Ferns
- C) Leaf
- C) To support the plant and transport nutrients
- B) Leaf
- B) Annuals
- C) To make food through photosynthesis