Science
Plant Science Quiz
Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of plants! This quiz covers various aspects of plant biology, including growth, photosynthesis, and the importance of different plant parts.
Challenge yourself with questions such as:
- How do plants take in water?
- What is the purpose of a flower?
- Can a plant die from cold?
Which of these is a correct is statement about a plant?
It has roots, light, water
It needs light and water to grow
It can grow in a very dark place
It eats meat to grow
How do plants take water?
Through the roots
By the sun
By the wind
What is the purpose of a flower?
To attract insects and it's where the seeds are produced
To support the plant
For the plant to eat
Which part of the plant helps the plant take water
Stem
Flower
Roots
Leaf
What happens to a plant if the roots are pot bound?
It breaks the pot
The roots shrink
Difficult for the plant to take in water
The leaves grow bigger
Tick all the words that are needed for plants to grow well
Healthy roots
Light
Dark
Unhealthy stems
Water
Sleep
Healthy leaves
Sun
Can a plant die because it is too cold ?
Yes
No
What is the process of how plants take in food?
Photography
Photosynthesis
Sunlight
Photo-light
What do plants take from the air during photosynthesis?
Water
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Which part of the plant makes food through photosynthesis?
Flower
Stem
Leaf
Roots
What happens to a plant if the stem is wilted?
It cannot have food
It is pot bound
It cannot support the plant
What happens if the leaves die?
The plant grows further
The leaves cannot photosynthesise
The roots stop growing
The stem wilts
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