Plant Life Cycle and Seed Development

Miss Mace's lesson covers plant reproduction, focusing on seed parts and the conditions needed for sprouting. The video explains the seed's outer covering, tiny plant, and stored food. It also discusses the right soil, water, temperature, and air for sprouting. Finally, it outlines the plant life cycle stages: seed, sprout, seedling, and adult plant.

What is the primary way plants reproduce?

• Via leaves

• Using roots

• By making seeds

• Through flowers

What is the function of the seed coat?

• To absorb water

• To protect the seed

• To provide food

• To help in photosynthesis

What does the tiny plant inside the seed grow into?

• A flower

• A root

• A new plant

• A new seed

Why is stored food important for a seed?

• It protects the seed from pests

• It helps the seed float

• It attracts pollinators

• It provides energy for the tiny plant

Which condition is NOT necessary for a seed to sprout?

• Soil

• Water

• Sunlight

• Air

How does the right temperature affect seed sprouting?

• It speeds up photosynthesis

• It helps the seed coat break

• It ensures proper growth

• It prevents seed decay

What is the first stage in a plant's life cycle?

• Seed

• Sprout

• Seedling

• Adult plant

What happens during the seedling stage?

• The plant starts making seeds

• The plant produces flowers

• The stem and leaves develop

• The roots stop growing

At which stage can a plant reproduce?

• Seed

• Seedling

• Sprout

• Adult plant

Which part of the seed provides nourishment to the tiny plant?

• Seed coat

• Leaves

• Stored food

• Roots