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Grade 3 Botany
How are seeds spread?
  1. air
  2. water
  3. animal
  4. all of above
Grade 3 Botany
Leaves can help plants by
  1. holding the plant up.
  2. keeping the plant from blowing away.
  3. holding the plant in the soil.
  4. balancing the water in the plant.
Grade 4 Botany
The bright colors of flower petals help them to
  1. attract animals for pollination.
  2. discourage animals from pollination.
  3. get better sunlight.
  4. smell prettier.
Grade 3 Botany
Plants use a gas called                 to help them make food.
  1. photosynthesis
  2. carbon dioxide
  3. oxygen
  4. air
Grade 8 Botany
The                 gives plants their green color.
  1. nucleus
  2. chromosome
  3. chloroplast
Grade 3 Botany
The process of a seed starting to grow underground is called
  1. growth.
  2. pollination.
  3. rooting.
  4. germination.
Grade 5 Botany
All plants need water.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 3 Botany
Plants change sunlight into food through the process of
  1. solar energy.
  2. photosynthesis.
  3. heat.
  4. temperature.
Grade 3 Botany
The movement of pollen from the male part of a flower to the female part is called
  1. germination.
  2. pollination.
  3. fruit.
  4. seedling.
Grade 8 Botany
What is an effect of photosynthesis?
  1. Plants stop growing.
  2. People have water to drink.
  3. Oxygen is released.
  4. A physical change takes place.
Grade 3 Botany
A plant's leaves can help protect the plant from
  1. too much sunlight.
  2. being eaten by animals.
  3. blowing away.
  4. growing too big.
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