Plant Structure and Function Assessment

In this lesson, Miss Fina explains how plants are classified into flowering and non-flowering types. Flowering plants produce flowers and seeds, while non-flowering plants reproduce with spores. The video details the parts of a flowering plant, including leaves, flowers, roots, and stems, and their respective functions. Examples of both plant types are provided, and the lesson concludes with a summary of the key points discussed.

How are plants primarily classified?

• By their habitat

• By their size

• By their ability to produce flowers

• By their color

Which of the following is NOT a part of a flowering plant?

• Root

• Stem

• Leaf

• Spore

Which plant is an example of a flowering plant?

• Algae

• Rose

• Moss

• Fern

How do non-flowering plants reproduce?

• Through seeds

• Through flowers

• Through spores

• Through fruits

Which of the following is a non-flowering plant?

• Fern

• Papaya

• Mango

• Sunflower

What is the primary function of leaves in flowering plants?

• To capture light for food production

• To transport nutrients

• To absorb water

• To support the plant

Which part of the flower is responsible for producing seeds?

• Stamens

• Pistil

• Sepals

• Petals

What is the role of roots in a plant?

• To capture sunlight

• To transport food

• To hold the plant in the ground and absorb nutrients

• To produce flowers

Which of the following plants has a woody stem?

• Corn

• Banana

• Mango

• Cathy

What type of stem does a banana plant have?

• Woody

• Non-woody

• Heart stem

• None of the above