Flowering and Nonflowering Plants

What are the characteristics of plants?

• Quantitative and Qualitative

• Fruit and Vegetable

• Flowering and Nonflowering

• Pine tree and Fern

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A flowering plant has a flower that sometimes turns into a

• fruit

• bird

• butterfly

• leaves

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Plants can make new plants from

• seeds

• spores

• cones

• all of the above

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In nature, seeds are carried by ______ to help make a new plant.

• bees

• animals

• the grocery store

• lightning bugs

What is needed for a spore to make a new plant?

• wind and water

• an ocean

• sunshine

• to be planted 2 inches below the ground

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An example of a flowering plant is

• a pine tree

• an apple tree

• a fern

• moss

Name the part of the plant that takes in the nutrients.

• leaves

• seeds

• flower

• roots

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Name the part of the plant that absorbs the sun to make food (a process called photosynthesis).

• flower

• stem

• leaves

• roots

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What is the part of the plant that protects the seeds? (choose 2 answers)

• the flower

• fruit

• stem

• roots

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Tell me why plants are important. (choose 2 answers)

• Provide food for humans, animals, and insects.

• They make oxygen for us to breathe.

• They are pretty.

• They are not important.

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