SC.3.L.15.2 - Plant Classification

Which is a flowering plant?

• orange tree

• fern

• spruce tree

• pine tree

Which two parts do flowering plants use to reproduce?

• cones and spores

• stems and leaves

• flowers and seeds

• flowers and spores

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Which of these plants reproduce with spores?

• oak trees

• cotton plants

• wildflowers

• mosses

Seeds can form in

• cones and flowers

• cones and spores

• flowers and spores

• flowers and leaves

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Ferns, mosses and pine trees are all

• flowering plants

• nonflowering plants

• plants that drop spores

• plants with cones

One way scientists group plants is by how they

• move

• take in air

• eat food

• reproduce

What is one way an oak tree and a pine tree are different?

• Oak trees make seeds - Pine trees do not make seeds

• Oak trees make food - Pine trees do not make food

• Pine trees make cones - Oak trees do not make cones

• Pine trees have leaves - Oak trees do not have leaves

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Zach uses a hand lens to examine the petals of a plant. What can Zach conclude about the plant that produced the petals?

• It is a fern plant

• It is a moss plant

• It is a flowering plant

• It is a nonflowering plant

James hikes in the woods. He finds a pine cone on the hiking trail. What can James conclude about the type of plant that produced the cone?

• It is a fern plant

• It is a moss plant

• It is a flowering plant

• It is a nonflowering plant

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Kim knows that two plants produce spores. Which of the following two plants produce spores?

• pine trees and ferns

• pine trees and apple trees

• mosses and apple trees

• ferns and mosses