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Nancy Larson Science 4th Grade Assessment 2 Booklet B: Examining & Classifying Plants
Nancy Larson Science 4th Grade Assessment 2 Booklet B: Examining & Classifying Plants
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1
What transports food made in leaves to all parts of the plant?
both phloem and xylem
xylem
phloem
2
What is the process through which plants make their own food called?
respiration
reproduction
photosynthesis
transpiration
3
What part of the plant takes in water and mineral nutrients?
leaves
roots
spores
chloroplasts
4
What is the study of plants called?
anatomy
biology
geology
botany
5
What 2 things does a plant produce through the process of photosynthesis?
water
glucose
oxygen
carbon dioxide
6
Which of the following plants reproduces from spores?
potato
onion
fern
7
Which method of vegetative reproduction does ginger use?
tuber
bulb
rhizome
runner
8
Which of these has vascular tissue?
both phloem and xylem
phloem
xylem
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How do most plants reproduce?
from seeds
from spores
from bulbs
10
What 3 things does a plant need for photosynthesis to occur?
water
energy from sunlight
carbon dioxide
oxygen
11
Which method of vegetative reproduction does an onion use?
tuber
bulb
runner
rhizome
12
What transports water and nutrients from the roots to all parts of the plant?
phloem
both phloem and xylem
xylem
13
Which of the following is the plant's food?
water
sunlight
carbon dioxide
glucose
14
Why are mosses nonvascular plants?
They do not need water to grow.
They do not have vascular tissue.
They do not make food through photosynthesis.
They grow on rocks.
15
Which of the following is a vascular tissue?
phloem
stomata
chlorophyll
mitochondria
16
How does carbon dioxide enter a plant?
through the roots
through cells at the tips of stems
through the stomata in leaves
through cells in the stem
17
What is the function of the xylem tissue?
to bring water from the roots to the leaves
to bring glucose to all parts of the plant
to bring oxygen to the leaves
to make new cells
18
Which method of vegetative reproduction does a strawberry plant use?
rhizome
bulb
runner
tuber
19
Which method of vegetative reproduction does a potato use?
runner
rhizome
tuber
bulb
20
Which group of plants is nonvascular?
ferns
trees
grasses
mosses
21
In which part of the plant does most photosynthesis take place?
spores
roots
chloroplasts
leaves
22
What is found in roots, stems, and leaves?
xylem
both phloem and xylem
phloem
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In which part of the plant are seeds produced?
chloroplasts
roots
flower
spores
