The Journey of the Tiny Seed

What challenge did the tiny seed face during its journey in autumn?

• It landed in the ocean.

• It was burned by the sun.

• It was eaten by a bird.

• It was blown away by the wind.

What season marks the beginning of the tiny seed's journey?

• Autumn

• Summer

• Spring

• Winter

How did the tiny seed avoid being eaten during winter?

• It was protected by a tree.

• It was too small to be noticed.

• It was hidden under a rock.

• It was covered by snow.

What natural event helps the seeds to settle down in winter?

• Snowfall

• Rainfall

• Sunshine

• Wind

What happens to the seeds when spring arrives?

• They are eaten by birds.

• They remain dormant.

• They start to grow into plants.

• They are washed away by rain.

What causes one of the small plants to die in spring?

• A weed takes its sunlight and rain.

• A child steps on it.

• It is eaten by a mouse.

• It is uprooted by the wind.

What does the tiny plant become during summer?

• A small bush.

• A giant flower.

• A tall tree.

• A large shrub.

Why do people come to see the tiny plant in summer?

• It has a rare color.

• It produces sweet fruit.

• It is the tallest flower they have seen.

• It has unique leaves.

What happens to the giant flower as autumn returns?

• It grows even taller.

• It loses its petals.

• It produces fruit.

• It changes color.

How are the seeds of the giant flower dispersed?

• By the wind.

• By humans.

• By water.

• By animals.