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Plant Life Cycle
By NICHOLAS GLAESER
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Question 1
1.
Which of these happens FIRST in the life of a plant?
A seed sprouts.
Flowers bloom on an adult plant.
A seedling begins to grow.
A seedling grows into a young adult plant.
Question 2
2.
Why are seeds important?
because they always stay in one place
because they can grow into new plants
because they hold up the plant
because they are all the same size
Question 3
3.
A seed needs soil and water to grow. What else does it need?
exercise
money
snow
the right temperature
Question 4
4.
Why do you think dandelion seeds can float in the wind?
so they can have fun
so you can make a wish
so the seeds can all grow in the same place
so the seeds can reach new places to grow
Question 5
5.
How can flowers attract birds, bees, and other animals?
They can have bright colors.
They can sing.
They can hide.
They can dance.
Question 6
6.
Wind, water, and animals can DISPERSE plant seeds. What does DISPERSE mean?
to get sick
to save
to spread
to die
Question 7
7.
What does the seed coat do?
It takes in nutrients from the soil.
It makes pollen.
It uses sunlight to make food for the plant.
It protects the seed.
Question 8
8.
Why do farmers like to keep beehives near their crops?
Bees help carry plants’ pollen so they can make seeds.
Bees keep weeds away.
Bees scare away the animals.
Bees help plants absorb nutrients from the soil.
Question 9
9.
How is a seedling different from an adult plant?
A seedling does not need sunlight to grow.
A seedling does not have flowers or fruit.
A seedling does not have a stem.
A seedling does not have roots.
Question 10
10.
Why might the seeds of a maple tree have wings like a helicopter?
They protect the seeds from bees.
They protect the seed from becoming a seedling.
They help keep the seeds on the tree.
They help the seeds fly in the wind to new areas.