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2nd grade plants

2nd grade (Year 3 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.2-LS2-1, NGSS.2-LS2-2, NGSS.SEP 4 · England: KS1 Y2 Plants, KS2 Y3 Plants, KS1 Working scientifically

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  1. Question 1

    How are the seeds of this plant spread: willowherb?

    • A. carried by the wind
    • B. eaten by animals
    • C. pods that burst open
    • D. hook onto animal fur
  2. Question 2

    Three bean plants were grown for two weeks in different conditions. The chart shows their heights in cm. Which plant grew least?

    Plant height after 2 weeks (cm)024681012141616light and water5water, no light2light, no water
    • A. light and water
    • B. water, no light
    • C. light, no water
  3. Question 3

    Which of these animals is a pollinator?

    • A. a snail
    • B. a goldfish
    • C. a worm
    • D. a hummingbird
  4. Question 4

    A sunflower seedling was 4 cm tall on Monday. Two weeks later it was 15 cm tall. How many centimetres did it grow?

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  5. Question 5

    Pollinators: which statement is true?

    • A. Bees make pollen.
    • B. Without pollination, many flowers cannot make seeds or fruit.
    • C. Using lots of insect spray in gardens helps pollinators.
    • D. Only bees can pollinate flowers.
  6. Question 6

    True or false? Seeds with hooks are carried by water.

    • A. True
    • B. False
  7. Question 7

    Which of these is a bulb?

    • A. acorn
    • B. pea
    • C. daffodil
    • D. apple pip
  8. Question 8

    Does this animal help pollinate flowers: snail?

    • A. pollinator
    • B. not a pollinator
  9. Question 9

    Is this a seed or a bulb: tulip?

    • A. seed
    • B. bulb
  10. Question 10

    Which is the best way to measure how much a plant has grown?

    • A. Count its roots every day by digging it up.
    • B. Weigh the pot only once.
    • C. Measure its height with a ruler at the start and the end.
    • D. Guess by looking at it.
  11. Question 11

    Why is it good for a plant's seeds to travel far away?

    • A. Seeds get bored near the parent.
    • B. Parent plants eat their seeds.
    • C. Seeds can only grow in the sea.
    • D. The young plants will not fight the parent for light, water and space.
  12. Question 12

    Cress seeds are put on damp cotton wool with no soil. What happens?

    • A. They still germinate.
    • B. They turn into bulbs.
    • C. They melt.
    • D. Nothing, seeds need soil.
  13. Question 13

    How are the seeds of this plant spread: mangrove seedling?

    • A. hook onto animal fur
    • B. carried by water
    • C. carried by the wind
    • D. eaten by animals
  14. Question 14

    Three bean plants were grown for two weeks in different conditions. The chart shows their heights in cm. Which plant grew least?

    Plant height after 2 weeks (cm)02468101214161817light and water7water, no light4light, no water
    • A. light and water
    • B. water, no light
    • C. light, no water
  15. Question 15

    Why do bees visit flowers?

    • A. to sleep in them
    • B. to lay eggs in every flower
    • C. to collect nectar and pollen for food
    • D. to keep the flowers warm
  16. Question 16

    A bean plant was 5 cm tall on Monday. Two weeks later it was 11 cm tall. How many centimetres did it grow?

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Answer key: 2nd grade plants

  1. 1. A. carried by the wind

  2. 2. C. light, no water

  3. 3. D. a hummingbird

  4. 4. 11 cm

  5. 5. B. Without pollination, many flowers cannot make seeds or fruit.

  6. 6. B. False

  7. 7. C. daffodil

  8. 8. B. not a pollinator

  9. 9. B. bulb

  10. 10. C. Measure its height with a ruler at the start and the end.

  11. 11. D. The young plants will not fight the parent for light, water and space.

  12. 12. A. They still germinate.

  13. 13. B. carried by water

  14. 14. C. light, no water

  15. 15. C. to collect nectar and pollen for food

  16. 16. 6 cm