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Jeopardy A?B?C?D?E? $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

ANSWER This is the main purpose of a plant’s flower.

QUESTION What is: To produce seeds and fruit.

ANSWER This must happen before a flowering plant can produce seeds.

QUESTION What is: Pollen must be transferred.

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: All bean seeds germinate at the same rate.

QUESTION What is: FALSE...bean seeds germinate at different rates.

ANSWER TRUE or FALSE - these are the ways in which seeds can be dispersed. by wind by animals by water

QUESTION What is: TRUE, TRUE, TRUE.

ANSWER This is how the following seeds would most likely be dispersed.

QUESTION What is: By wind.

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: The primary purpose of the roots is to produce seeds.

QUESTION What is: FALSE…The primary purpose for the roots is to absorb water.

ANSWER This is why plants have leaves.

QUESTION What is: To produce food.

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: This is the life cycle of a tree. -seed -seedling -young tree -mature tree

QUESTION What is: TRUE, TRUE, TRUE

ANSWER This is the part of a plant where light energy is changed into energy the plant can use.

QUESTION What is: The leaves.

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: Energy from the sun is trapped in plant cells that have animals cells.

QUESTION What is: MOST DEFINITELY FALSE….energy from the sun is trapped in plant cells that have chlorophyll.

ANSWER The roots of a tree are used mainly to...

QUESTION What is: take in water and nutrients from the soil.

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: The leaves of a plant is the part that produces food.

QUESTION What is: TRUE…the leaves produce the food.

ANSWER This is the reason why photosynthesis cannot happen at night.

QUESTION What is: There is no sunlight.

ANSWER This is what a plant needs before it can use energy from the sun to make sugar.

QUESTION What is: Both carbon dioxide and water.

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: Pollination is the movement of pollen from the stamen to the pistil.

QUESTION What is: TERRIFICALLY TRUE!

ANSWER This is the function of the flower of a plant.

QUESTION What is: To produce seeds.

ANSWER This is the function of the stem of a plant.

QUESTION What is: To support that plant and transport water and nutrients.

ANSWER This is the function of the leaf of a plant.

QUESTION What is: To produce food.

ANSWER This is the function of the roots of a plant.

QUESTION What is: To absorb water and nutrients and anchor the plant.

ANSWER This is the function of the stamen of a flower.

QUESTION What is: To produce pollen.

ANSWER This is the function of the sepal of the flower.

QUESTION What is: To protect the flower.

ANSWER This is the function of the pistil of a flower.

QUESTION What is: To produce eggs.

ANSWER This is the function of the petals of a flower.

QUESTION What is: To attract insects and birds.

ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: A plant does not need sunlight in order for photosynthesis to occur.

QUESTION What is: FALSE

ANSWER TRUE or FALSE: The seedling stage is the first cycle in the life cycle of a tree.

What is: FALSE - the first stage of the life cycle of a tree is a seed.