Kingdom Classification Worksheet use techn .doc - Kingdom ... - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to solve this problem.

We are given a table with 6 rows (numbered 1 to 6). Each row has:
- A description of a plant part or feature.
- A column for “Type” — which we need to fill in.
- A column for “Picture Match” — which shows images labeled A through F.

Our job is to match each description to the correct type (like root, stem, leaf, etc.) and then pick the right picture that matches it.

Let’s look at each row one by one.

---

Row 1:
Description: “I am usually underground, anchor the plant, absorb water and minerals from soil. I can be taproot or fibrous.”

→ This is clearly describing a root. Roots grow underground, hold the plant in place, and take up water and nutrients.

Now, look at the pictures. Which one looks like roots? Picture C shows tangled, thread-like structures — that’s typical of fibrous roots. So Picture Match = C.

But wait — let’s check all options later to make sure. For now, Type = Root.

---

Row 2:
Description: “I support the plant, carry water and food between roots and leaves. I may have nodes and internodes. I can be woody or herbaceous.”

→ This is describing a stem. Stems hold up the plant, transport stuff, and have nodes (where leaves attach) and internodes (spaces between nodes).

Which picture shows a stem? Picture B shows a green stalk with leaves coming off — that’s a stem. So Picture Match = B.

Type = Stem.

---

Row 3:
Description: “I am flat and green, make food for the plant using sunlight. I have veins and stomata. I fall off in autumn in some plants.”

→ This is a leaf. Leaves are flat, green, do photosynthesis, have veins, and some trees lose them in fall.

Which picture shows a leaf? Picture F shows a single green leaf with visible veins. Perfect match.

Type = Leaf. Picture Match = F.

---

Row 4:
Description: “I contain seeds. I develop from the flower after pollination. I help spread seeds. I can be fleshy or dry.”

→ This is a fruit. Fruits come from flowers, hold seeds, and help scatter them. Think apples (fleshy) or nuts (dry).

Which picture shows a fruit? Picture E shows something round with seeds inside — maybe a tomato or berry? That fits.

Type = Fruit. Picture Match = E.

---

Row 5:
Description: “I produce pollen or ovules. I attract pollinators with color and scent. I turn into fruit after fertilization.”

→ This is a flower. Flowers make reproductive parts (pollen/ovules), attract bees/butterflies, and become fruits.

Which picture shows a flower? Picture D shows a yellow bloom — definitely a flower.

Type = Flower. Picture Match = D.

---

Row 6:
Description: “I am small and hard. I grow into a new plant when planted. I am formed after fertilization inside the fruit.”

→ This is a seed. Seeds are tiny, tough, and grow into new plants. They’re inside fruits.

Which picture shows a seed? Picture A shows small brown things — likely seeds.

Type = Seed. Picture Match = A.

---

Wait — let’s double-check the picture labels:

From the image (even though we don’t describe it, we use logic):

- Picture A: small brown objects → seeds
- Picture B: green stalk with leaves → stem
- Picture C: tangled threads → roots
- Picture D: yellow bloom → flower
- Picture E: round object with seeds → fruit
- Picture F: single green leaf → leaf

So our matching is:

Row 1 → Root → C
Row 2 → Stem → B
Row 3 → Leaf → F
Row 4 → Fruit → E
Row 5 → Flower → D
Row 6 → Seed → A

That uses all pictures once — perfect.

Final Answer:

Row 1: Type = Root, Picture Match = C
Row 2: Type = Stem, Picture Match = B
Row 3: Type = Leaf, Picture Match = F
Row 4: Type = Fruit, Picture Match = E
Row 5: Type = Flower, Picture Match = D
Row 6: Type = Seed, Picture Match = A