Question 1
A student places a green plant in a sealed glass container filled with rich soil and waters it daily, but pumps out all the air. After a week, the plant wilts and stops growing. What does this demonstrate about plant growth requirements?
Correct Answer:
Plants require gases from the air in addition to water and light to grow.
Question 2
Where do plants acquire most of the raw materials they need to gain mass and build stem and leaf structures?
Correct Answer:
Mainly from carbon dioxide in air and water from soil
Question 3
A scientist grows lettuce plants in a hydroponic setup where roots sit in liquid water with dissolved nutrients, with zero soil present. The lettuce grows large and healthy. What claim does this evidence support?
Correct Answer:
Soil is not an essential requirement for plants as long as they receive air, water, nutrients, and light.
Question 4
A student measures a pot containing 20 kilograms of dry soil and plants a 0.1-kilogram oak sapling. Five years later, the tree weighs 45 kilograms, but the dry soil mass decreased by less than 0.05 kilograms. How did the tree gain 44.9 kilograms of mass?
Correct Answer:
The tree absorbed carbon dioxide from the air and water from the soil to synthesize plant tissue.
Question 5
Which gas in the atmosphere is taken in by plant leaves and combined with water to make sugar molecules?
Correct Answer:
Carbon dioxide
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Prepare with the RI NGSA Science Grade 5 Practice Questions - Rhode Island Next Generation Science Assessment (NGSA), Grade 5 Exam practice quiz. This question bank includes 100 questions covering water, student, plants, mass, and plant. Use it to review important concepts, identify knowledge gaps, and build confidence for the related exam, course, or assessment.

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RI NGSA Science Grade 5 Practice Questions - Rhode Island Next Generation Science Assessment (NGSA), Grade 5 Exam

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