plants power quest © wendy shoaf, 2009. life cycle 2 click here to answer questions 1-4 on your...
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Plants Power Quest
© Wendy Shoaf, 2009
Life Cycle 2
Click here to answer questions 1-4 on your answer sheet.
Plant Parts 3
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Click here to answer questions 7 and 8 on your answer sheet.
Click here to answer questions 9 and 10 on your answer sheet.
Plant Parts 4
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Plant Parts 5
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Growing Plants 6 Click here to answer question 14 on
your answer sheet. Click here to answer question 15 on
your answer sheet. Click here to answer question 16 on
your answer sheet. Click here to answer question 17 on
your answer sheet.
Growing Plants 7 Click here to
answer questions 18-21 on your answer sheet.
Click here to answer questions 22-23 on your answer sheet.
Seed Dispersal 8
Click here to learn how seeds are distributed, or spread out. Click on the different sections to answer questions 24, 25, 26, and 27.
Germination 9
Click here to answer questions 28, 29, 30, 31, and 32.
Helpful Words 10
Click here to answer questions 33 and 34 on your answer sheet.
Pollinators 11 Click here to answer questions 35 and
36 on your answer sheet. Answer question 37. Click here and then scroll down near
the bottom of the page to answer question 38.
Click here to answer questions 39-43 on your answer sheet.
Why We Need Plants 12 Click here to
answer questions 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, and 50 on your answer sheet.
Click here to answer question 51 on your answer sheet.
Review Questions 13 Click here to answer question 52 on
your answer sheet. Click here to answer question 53 on
your answer sheet. How did you do? Is there anything you
STILL want to learn about plants? Answer question 54 on your answer sheet.
Last Questions!! 14 Answer questions 55, 56, and 57 on
your answer sheet. Would you like to try to help a plant
grow? Click here and then press “ok”. This activity is harder than it looks!
You can identify the plant parts of a salad by clicking here and following the pink link that says “click here”.