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Science: Elementary School: Grades 3, 4 and 5 Quiz - Plants - Flowering Ones (Questions)

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Many plants have bright, colorful flowers. Plants aren’t just the flowers - they have other parts, too. In school you have learned the parts, or structure, of a plant. What do the parts do? Plants don’t shout and run about like animals, but they are very interesting. How much do you know about the structure of plants?

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The parts of the plant in the picture are green. What are they called?

[ ]	Roots
[ ]	Leaves
[ ]	Flowers
[ ]	Stems

The leaves grow from which part of the plant?

[ ]	Roots
[ ]	Stem
[ ]	Petals
[ ]	Fruit

What do we call the colorful parts of this plant?

[ ]	Roots
[ ]	Leaves
[ ]	Flowers
[ ]	Stems

This is the flower of a daisy. It is yellow in the middle. What do we call the white parts of this flower?

[ ]	Leaves
[ ]	Roots
[ ]	Stems
[ ]	Petals

What part of the plant is in the soil?

[ ]	Leaves
[ ]	Stems
[ ]	Roots
[ ]	Flowers

Why do plants have flowers?

[ ]	They look nice
[ ]	They catch the rain
[ ]	They brighten up the garden
[ ]	They make seeds to make more plants

Plants make seeds in their flowers. This is a picture of the seeds of a plant. Which plant is it?

[ ]	Dandelion
[ ]	Daisy
[ ]	Wallflower
[ ]	Pansy

Some plants hide their seeds. The hawthorn hides its seeds in these bright red _______.

[ ]	Sweets
[ ]	Leaves
[ ]	Petals
[ ]	Berries

Some plants hide their seeds inside fruit. What is this fruit called?

[ ]	Pear
[ ]	Apple
[ ]	Orange
[ ]	Grape

10.

Some plants hide their seeds in nuts. The horse chestnut hides its seeds in a nut. What do we call this nut?

[ ]	Brazil
[ ]	Peanut
[ ]	Walnut
[ ]	Conker

Science: Elementary School: Grades 3, 4 and 5 Quiz - Plants - Flowering Ones (Answers)

The parts of the plant in the picture are green. What are they called?

[ ]	Roots
[x]	Leaves
[ ]	Flowers
[ ]	Stems

Leaves come in all sorts of shapes and sizes

The leaves grow from which part of the plant?

[ ]	Roots
[x]	Stem
[ ]	Petals
[ ]	Fruit

There are long stems and short stems. The stem is the middle part of the plant

What do we call the colorful parts of this plant?

[ ]	Roots
[ ]	Leaves
[x]	Flowers
[ ]	Stems

Not all plants have colorful flowers. Grasses have tiny green flowers

This is the flower of a daisy. It is yellow in the middle. What do we call the white parts of this flower?

[ ]	Leaves
[ ]	Roots
[ ]	Stems
[x]	Petals

Petals come in different shapes and colors

What part of the plant is in the soil?

[ ]	Leaves
[ ]	Stems
[x]	Roots
[ ]	Flowers

The roots hold the plant in the soil

Why do plants have flowers?

[ ]	They look nice
[ ]	They catch the rain
[ ]	They brighten up the garden
[x]	They make seeds to make more plants

Flowers do look nice. But plants need to make seeds to make more plants

Plants make seeds in their flowers. This is a picture of the seeds of a plant. Which plant is it?

[x]	Dandelion
[ ]	Daisy
[ ]	Wallflower
[ ]	Pansy

Can you see the tiny brown seeds at the end of every white parachute?

Some plants hide their seeds. The hawthorn hides its seeds in these bright red _______.

[ ]	Sweets
[ ]	Leaves
[ ]	Petals
[x]	Berries

In autumn there are lots of hawthorn berries in the hedgerows

Some plants hide their seeds inside fruit. What is this fruit called?

[ ]	Pear
[x]	Apple
[ ]	Orange
[ ]	Grape

The seeds are in the pips in the middle of the apple

10.

Some plants hide their seeds in nuts. The horse chestnut hides its seeds in a nut. What do we call this nut?

[ ]	Brazil
[ ]	Peanut
[ ]	Walnut
[x]	Conker

Have you ever played conkers?