Transpiration Worksheet Worksheets - Free Printable

The task is to label the parts of the plant and its environment that are involved in transpiration, using the provided list:
- The Sun
- Ground Moisture
- The Leaves
- The Roots
- The Ground

Let’s go step by step:

1. The Sun – This is shown as a bright circle with rays at the top left. It provides energy that helps water evaporate from the leaves. So, label the sun icon as “The Sun”.

2. Ground Moisture – This refers to the water in the soil. In the diagram, there are wavy arrows pointing toward the roots from the soil area. That shows water being absorbed. So, label those wavy arrows near the soil as “Ground Moisture”.

3. The Leaves – These are the flat green parts on the stem where water vapor escapes into the air. You can see wavy arrows going up from the leaves — that’s water vapor leaving. Label the leaf shapes as “The Leaves”.

4. The Roots – These are the branching structures underground that absorb water. They’re drawn at the bottom, under the soil line. Label them as “The Roots”.

5. The Ground – This is the soil layer shown as a shaded area below the surface. It holds the moisture and supports the roots. Label the entire soil section as “The Ground”.

Now, double-check:
- Sun → correct location
- Ground Moisture → arrows showing water moving into roots
- Leaves → top part of plant where vapor comes out
- Roots → underground part absorbing water
- Ground → the soil area

All labels match their correct positions.

Final Answer:
Label the sun as "The Sun", the wavy arrows near the soil as "Ground Moisture", the leaf shapes as "The Leaves", the underground root structure as "The Roots", and the shaded soil area as "The Ground".