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Which part of the plant do we eat?

1st grade (Year 2 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.1-LS1-1 · England: KS1 Y1 Plants

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  1. Question 1

    Why are lettuce and spinach leaves usually green and thin?

    • A. Leaves are made to catch light and make food.
    • B. They are full of seeds.
    • C. They are not ripe yet.
    • D. They grow underground.
  2. Question 2

    Which part of the plant is this food: pepper?

    • A. leaves
    • B. fruit (holds seeds)
    • C. seeds
    • D. flowers (flower buds)
  3. Question 3

    Three of these foods come from the same plant part: flowers. Which one does NOT?

    • A. artichoke
    • B. broccoli head
    • C. spinach
    • D. cauliflower
  4. Question 4

    Which of these foods is a seed?

    • A. a lettuce leaf
    • B. a stick of asparagus
    • C. a carrot
    • D. a pea
  5. Question 5

    Which part of the plant is this food: sunflower seeds?

    • A. stem
    • B. leaves
    • C. seeds
    • D. fruit (holds seeds)
  6. Question 6

    Three of these foods come from the same plant part: leaves. Which one does NOT?

    • A. kale
    • B. lettuce
    • C. basil
    • D. apple
  7. Question 7

    When you eat a carrot, which job did that part do for the plant?

    • A. made seeds
    • B. took in water and stored food underground
    • C. attracted bees
    • D. caught sunlight
  8. Question 8

    Which part of the plant is this food: apple?

    • A. leaves
    • B. stem
    • C. flowers (flower buds)
    • D. fruit (holds seeds)
  9. Question 9

    Three of these foods come from the same plant part: root. Which one does NOT?

    • A. orange
    • B. beetroot
    • C. parsnip
    • D. radish
  10. Question 10

    Why are lettuce and spinach leaves usually green and thin?

    • A. They grow underground.
    • B. Leaves are made to catch light and make food.
    • C. They are not ripe yet.
    • D. They are full of seeds.
  11. Question 11

    Which part of the plant is this food: parsnip?

    • A. root
    • B. flowers (flower buds)
    • C. seeds
    • D. stem
  12. Question 12

    Three of these foods come from the same plant part: seeds. Which one does NOT?

    • A. lentils
    • B. basil
    • C. pumpkin seeds
    • D. peas
  13. Question 13

    Which of these foods is a seed?

    • A. a stick of asparagus
    • B. a lettuce leaf
    • C. a pea
    • D. a carrot
  14. Question 14

    Which part of the plant is this food: tomato?

    • A. stem
    • B. seeds
    • C. flowers (flower buds)
    • D. fruit (holds seeds)
  15. Question 15

    Three of these foods come from the same plant part: seeds. Which one does NOT?

    • A. pepper
    • B. sunflower seeds
    • C. pumpkin seeds
    • D. lentils
  16. Question 16

    Scientists call a tomato a fruit, not a vegetable. Why?

    • A. It is sweet like sweets.
    • B. It grows from a flower and has seeds inside.
    • C. It grows under the ground.
    • D. It is red.

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  1. Leaves are made to catch light and make food.
  2. fruit (holds seeds)
  3. spinach
  4. a pea
  5. seeds
  6. apple
  7. took in water and stored food underground
  8. fruit (holds seeds)
  9. orange
  10. Leaves are made to catch light and make food.
  11. root
  12. basil
  13. a pea
  14. fruit (holds seeds)
  15. pepper
  16. It grows from a flower and has seeds inside.