4th Grade Science Test 2 Flashcards

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1
Q

Green plants can make their own food because they contain

A

chlorophyll

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2
Q

If there were no green plants on earth would people and animals be able to live?

A

No

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3
Q

What do plants put into the air for man to breathe?

A

oxygen

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4
Q

green plants make their food by a process called?

A

photosynthesis

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5
Q

When you eat a carrot, you are eating what part of the plant?

A

the root

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6
Q

When you eat broccoli, you are eating what part of a plant?

A

a flower

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7
Q

Every seed contains what?

A

a new living plant

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8
Q

A dandelion is an example of a plant whose seeds are spread by what?

A

the wind

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9
Q

Dormant seeds are: dead or alive?

A

alive

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10
Q

When a seed ____, it sprouts.

A

germinates

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11
Q

Can tomatoes be eaten raw?

A

yes

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12
Q

What is the poison in tobacco called?

A

nicotine

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13
Q

Plants which cannot make their own food are called what?

A

fungi

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14
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Most seeds ripen and are carried away from the parent plant in this season.

A

fall

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15
Q

the leaves of the rhubarb plant are ____

A

poisonous

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16
Q

Be able to identify the four parts of a flower from a picture.

A

petal
stamen
pistil
sepal

17
Q

What is another name for a tree’s stem?

A

trunk

18
Q

Do a tree’s roots tell its age?

A

No

19
Q

List three facts about a tree’s roots

A

Roots anchor trees in the ground.
Roots absorb water and minerals.
Root systems are at least as large as the spread of the crown.

20
Q

Which part of a tree makes the tree’s food and bears fruit?

A

crown

21
Q

Which of the following trees is a broadleaf tree? fir, hemlock, spruce, elm

A

elm

22
Q

Which of the following trees is an evergreen tree? elm, spruce, oak, maple

A

spruce

23
Q

What is the name of the fruit produced by an oak tree?

A

acorns

24
Q

What name describes trees that lose their leaves in the fall?

A

deciduous

25
Q

How can you tell the age of a tree?

A

by counting the annual rings

26
Q

sometimes mistakenly called a yellow daisy

A

black-eyed Susan

27
Q

has yellow ray flowers and no disk flowers

A

dandelion

28
Q

a tall plant with flowers that turn to face the sun

A

sunflower

29
Q

a blue flower whose roots can be ground to make a beverage

A

chicory

30
Q

any plant that grows where it is not wanted

A

weed

31
Q

a poisonous plant

A

poinsettia

32
Q

Know what these birds look like (look in your book and study the pictures).

A

cardinal
purple finch
mockingbird
scissor-tailed flycatcher

33
Q

List the three main parts of every seed and explain the job each part has or does.

A

embryo-the new plant
stored food-nourishes the new plant (embryo)
seed coat or covering-protects the new plant (embryo)

34
Q

Know what these flowers look like (look in your book at the pictures and study them).

A
lady's slipper
western red lily
fireweed
white trillium
wild rose
pitcher plant
35
Q

Know what these flowers look like by studying them in your book.

A
dandelion
salvia
daisy
goldenrood
iris
marigold
black-eyes Susan
Queen Anne's lace
chrysanthemum
sunflower
cosmos
petunia