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Plant Jeopardy.ppt

Oct 26, 2015

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This is a third grade jeopardy game on the topic of plants.
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Roots take in minerals and

this liquid

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What is water?

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A large main root

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What is a taproot?

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One of many small roots

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What is a fibrous root?

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Extra roots that grow out from

the sides of stems

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What are prop roots?

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1-500

This is stored in the roots of some

plants?

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What is food?

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These hold a plant in place

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What are roots?

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Water and minerals are

carried from the roots to this plant part

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What is the stem?

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This is where a plant makes

food

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What are leaves?

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This colorful, fragrant part of a plant attracts

bees

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What is the flower?

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Supports the leaves, flowers and other plant

parts

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What is the stem?

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A river, ocean or lake

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What is water?

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Carried by a person or animal

(not a car)

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What is hitchhike?

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A seed can travel far when a plant explodes or does

this

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What is burst open?

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On a stormy day a seed can get a ride from this

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What is the wind?

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Besides hitchhiking, another way

animals can help a seed travel

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What is animal

droppings?

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Plants get this from the sun

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What is energy?

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Enters the leave through small

openings

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What is carbon

dioxide?

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Plants give off this substance which humans

need

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What is oxygen?

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The process by which a plant makes food

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What is photosynthesis?

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The green substance plants

make

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What is Chlorophyll?

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The name of the seed covering

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What is a seed coat?

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These buzzing insects pollinate

plants

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What are bees?

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To grow from a seed to a new

plant

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What is germinate?

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Another word for “the little

plant”

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What is the embryo?

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Two important conditions for a

seed to germinate

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What are moisture and temperature?

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A kind of seed plant with one

main stem called a trunk

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What is a tree?

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A seed plant that is smaller than a

tree and has many woody

stems

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What is a shrub?

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A kind of seed plant that has soft stems and

climbs as it grows

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What is a vine?

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A seed plant that is small and has

soft stems?

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What is an herb?

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A pumpkin is an example of this

kind of seed plant

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What is a vine?

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Seeds can form inside a fruit or

inside this

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What is a cone?

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