CL.3 BK.2-4-Plants and Our Lives

What parts of plants do we eat?

• Bark, pollen, nectar

• Roots, stems, bark

• Wood, bark, thorns

• Roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds.

Name one way plants are used as medicine.

• Willow bark is used to relieve pain.

• Cactus juice is used for hydration.

• Mushrooms are used to enhance flavor.

• Rose petals are used to make tea.

How do plants help make the air fresh?

• Plants help make the air fresh by producing oxygen and filtering pollutants.

• Plants have no effect on air quality.

• Plants absorb oxygen from the air.

• Plants release carbon dioxide during the day.

Why should we protect plants?

• Plants are only important for decoration.

• We should protect plants because they are vital for oxygen production, food supply, and ecosystem health.

• Protecting plants is unnecessary for human survival.

• Plants do not contribute to climate regulation.

What can happen if we use too many plant products?

• Enhanced immune system function.

• Increased energy levels and vitality.

• Nutritional imbalances and digestive issues.

• Improved skin health and appearance.

What are some food products made from plants?

• Fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts, seeds

• Dairy products

• Fish and seafood

• Meat and poultry

How do plants provide shade?

• Plants provide shade by absorbing sunlight completely.

• Plants provide shade by releasing cool air into the environment.

• Plants provide shade by using their leaves and branches to block sunlight.

• Plants provide shade by growing taller than buildings.

Can you name a flower that is also edible?

• Nasturtium

• Daisy

• Tulip

• Rose

What is one benefit of having plants around us?

• Increased noise pollution

• Improved air quality

• Decreased biodiversity

• Higher energy consumption

How do plants contribute to our daily lives?

• Plants primarily absorb carbon dioxide and release nitrogen.

• Plants are mainly used for building materials and fuel.

• Plants do not play a significant role in human health or nutrition.

• Plants contribute to our daily lives by providing oxygen, food, medicine, aesthetic value, and ecological balance.