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[ECP 7] NF Lesson 8 Lessons 1-2 (Plants)

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  • something that is needed by living things to stay strong and healthy
    nutrient
  • The cars drive across the _______ bridge one at a time.
    wide
    tall
    narrow
    broad
  • A swing hangs from the big _____ in the backyard.
    grass
    flower
    tree
    shrub
  • Tom cuts the _______ in her yard every week.
    flowers
    trees
    rocks
    grass
  • Which of the following is true about shrubs?
    They have more stems than trees.
    They are taller than trees.
    They do not have leaves.
    They have long, narrow leaves.
  • A nonliving solid that is made by the Earth is called a _____.
    moisture
    weed
    photosynthesis
    mineral
  • My mother pulls _____ out of our garden to give the vegetables room to grow.
    nutrients
    weeds
    moisture
    photosynthesis
  • The children sat down in the green _____ and watched the clouds.
    grass
    shrub
    narrow
    tree
  • a nonliving solid that is made of the Earth
    mineral
  • a large plant with a hard woody trunk branches, and leaves
    trees
  • Which of the following carries moisture and nutrients from the roots to the leaves of plants?
    photosynthesis
    soil
    water
    weeds
  • Which of the following has a trunk?
    a shrub
    a tree
    a flower
    grass
  • I am almost as tall as the (shrubs) in front of my house.
    a large plant with a hard wood trunk, branches, and leaves
    not wide or broad
    a green plant with long, thin leaves
    a woody plant with stems that is smallerthan most trees
  • In the morning, there was (moisture) on the grass. --- What is moisture?
    any plant that grows in a garden or farm but is not wanted
    a nonliving solid that is made by the Earth
    a small amount of water or other liquid
    the way a plant uses sunlight to make food
  • not wide or broad
    wide
    stretchy
    narrow
    long
  • What might happen to a plant if it was placed in a dark room?
    It would make a lot of food
    It would not grow because it could not make food
    It would become a weed
    It would grow to be very big
  • How are plants different from each other?
    Some plants need air, and some do not
    Some plants need sunlight, and some do not
    Some plants need water, and some do not
    Some plants have flowers, and some do not
  • the part of a plant that makes seeds
    flower
  • How do people help plants?
    People carry moisture and nutrients for the plant
    People use photosynthesis to make food for plants
    People make space for plants by taking out weeds
    People hold water and minerals that help the plant grow
  • [True or False] All grasses grow to be the same size.
    False
    True
  • Carrots are full of (nutrients) that are good for your body. --- What are nutrients?
    a small amount of water or other liquid
    the way a plant uses sunlight to make food for itself
    any plant that grows in a garden or farm and is not wanted
    something that is needed by living things to stay healthy
  • a small amount of water or other liquid
    moisture
  • A sunflower needs sunlight, water, and nutrients for ______.
    weed
    photosynthesis
    moisture
    mineral
  • The seeds are made in the _____ of the plant.
    flower
    grass
    narrow
    shrub
  • any plant that grows in a garden or farm but is not wanted
    a weed
  • a woody plant with stems and is smaller than most trees
    tree
    shrub
    flower
    venus flytrap
  • Which of the following do plants need to survive?
    water, sunlight, space, and soil
    weeds, space, water, and starlight
    water, weeds, sunlight, and space
    water, space, soil, and weeds
  • How are all plants the same?
    They all grow in water.
    They all need sunlight to grow.
    They are all the same size.
    They are all the same shape.
  • Which of the following do plants use to make food?
    sunlight
    flowers
    crops
    weeds
  • the way a plant uses sunlight to change water and nutrients into food for itself
    photosynthesis
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