Meet the Parts of a Flowering Plant - Practice 2

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An adult can read these clues aloud. Match a part of a typical flowering plant to the stated job. Plants have several parts working together; no one part does every job.

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Roots take up water from around them. A stem supports leaves and connects them with the roots.

Schematic flowering plant with broad leaves, an upright stem and branching roots. Labels: Leaves catch light; Stem supports; Roots take up water. Parts cooperate; this drawing is not to scale.

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A cloud can contain tiny liquid drops, tiny ice crystals, or both. It is not just an empty white shape in the sky.

Question 1 A bean plant needs water from around its underground parts. Which parts take it up? pods roots flowers

Question 2 What connects the bean plant roots to its leaves? stem pebble petal

Question 3 Which part is usually a broad green light-catching surface on a bean plant? root dry seed coat leaf

Question 4 Which could sprout into a bean plant under suitable conditions? a small rock a living bean seed a plastic bead

Question 5 In an apple tree, what holds seeds around its core? the fruit a leaf tip a root hair

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