Plants Review

Front

How are cone-bearing plants different from flowering plants?

Back

Cone-bearing plants do not make flowers.

Front

What attracts insects and mammals to the plant for pollination?

Back

petal

Front

What is protection for the flower and supports for the petals?

Back

sepal

Front

What catches pollen on the flower?

Back

stigma

Front

What do plants need to make food?

Back

sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide

Front

Which is a characteristic that is acquired over time? flower color, number of leaves, type of fruit, leaf shape

Back

number of leaves

Front

Why do we classify blueberry bushes, peach trees, and other fruit-bearing plants as flowering plants?

Back

because they produce flowers which produces fruit

Front

Maria saw a pine tree during her vacation in the everglades. She told her parents that it is a non-flowering plant. Which feature of the plant made her think so?

Back

It makes seeds within cones.

Front

Give an example of a seeded plant without flowers? Options: cactus, pine tree, sunflower, moss

Back

pine tree

Front

Which pair are nonflowering plants? Options: apple tree and grass, tomato plant and bean plant, pine tree and moss, oak tree and roses

Back

pine tree and moss