Test what a plant needs
Kindergarten (Reception and Year 1 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.K-LS1-1, NGSS.SEP 3 · England: EYFS Understanding the World: The natural world, KS1 Y2 Plants
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Question 1
One plant is kept in a dark cupboard and one on a sunny windowsill. Which grows green and strong?
- A. the plant on the windowsill
- B. both the same
- C. the plant in the cupboard
- D. neither, plants need darkness
Question 2
Plant experiments: which statement is NOT true?
- A. A plant without water will wilt.
- B. Plants need water, light and air to grow well.
- C. A plant gets its food by eating soil.
- D. In a fair test you change only one thing.
Question 3
Cress grown in the light gave 13 strong seedlings. Cress grown in the dark gave 4. What do these results show?
- A. Plants need light to grow well.
- B. Plants need sweets to grow.
- C. Light makes no difference to plants.
- D. Plants grow best in the dark.
Question 4
One plant is kept in a dark cupboard and one on a sunny windowsill. Which grows green and strong?
- A. the plant on the windowsill
- B. the plant in the cupboard
- C. both the same
- D. neither, plants need darkness
Question 5
Plant experiments: which statement is NOT true?
- A. A plant without water will wilt.
- B. A plant gets its food by eating soil.
- C. Plants need water, light and air to grow well.
- D. Plants grown in the dark often turn pale and weak.
Question 6
Two cress pots grew for a week, one in the light and one in the dark. The chart shows how many seedlings stood up green and strong. How many more strong seedlings grew in the light?
Answer
Question 7
To test if plants need light, what must be the SAME for both plants?
- A. nothing, everything should be different
- B. the amount of light
- C. the water, the soil and the type of plant
- D. only the colour of the pot matters
Question 8
Plant experiments: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Plants grown in the dark often turn pale and weak.
- B. Plants grow best in a dark cupboard.
- C. In a fair test you change only one thing.
- D. A plant without water will wilt.
Question 9
Cress grown in the light gave 17 strong seedlings. Cress grown in the dark gave 12. What do these results show?
- A. Plants need sweets to grow.
- B. Plants grow best in the dark.
- C. Plants need light to grow well.
- D. Light makes no difference to plants.
Question 10
One plant is kept in a dark cupboard and one on a sunny windowsill. Which grows green and strong?
- A. both the same
- B. the plant on the windowsill
- C. the plant in the cupboard
- D. neither, plants need darkness
Question 11
Plant experiments: which statement is NOT true?
- A. In a fair test you change only one thing.
- B. A plant gets its food by eating soil.
- C. Plants grown in the dark often turn pale and weak.
- D. Plants need water, light and air to grow well.
Question 12
Cress grown in the light gave 16 strong seedlings. Cress grown in the dark gave 4. What do these results show?
- A. Light makes no difference to plants.
- B. Plants need light to grow well.
- C. Plants need sweets to grow.
- D. Plants grow best in the dark.
Question 13
To test if plants need light, what must be the SAME for both plants?
- A. nothing, everything should be different
- B. the amount of light
- C. the water, the soil and the type of plant
- D. only the colour of the pot matters
Question 14
Plant experiments: which statement is NOT true?
- A. In a fair test you change only one thing.
- B. Plants grown in the dark often turn pale and weak.
- C. A plant without water will wilt.
- D. Plants grow best in a dark cupboard.
Question 15
Two cress pots grew for a week, one in the light and one in the dark. The chart shows how many seedlings stood up green and strong. How many more strong seedlings grew in the light?
Answer
Question 16
One plant is kept in a dark cupboard and one on a sunny windowsill. Which grows green and strong?
- A. the plant in the cupboard
- B. both the same
- C. the plant on the windowsill
- D. neither, plants need darkness
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