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Gr 6 Science 1.5-1.6

Observing God's World Comprehension Checks

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What is a tree? A tall plant with a single woody stem
What term describes a plant that lives for only one year? annual
What term describes a plant that lives for two years? biennial
What term describes a plant that lives for many years? perennial
What are the tallest living trees in the world? California redwoods
What are the oldest living trees in the world? bristlecone pines
What is the name of the structure at the tip of a stem that produces new growth a bud
What is the layer of the tree's trunk where new growth of bark and wood takes place? the cambium layer
Why is girdling harmful to a tree? It prevents nourishment from reaching the roots, eventually causing the tree to die.
What is made of an inner band of light wood and an outer band of dark wood? annual growth ring
What do annual growth rings tell us about a tree? its age
What tree group has mainly flower-bearing and seed-producing plants? broadleaf trees
What do we call broadleaf trees that grow in temperate climates and lose their leaves in the fall? deciduous trees
What is the process of producing maple syrup and sugar? sugaring
Name the tree disease that is caused by a fungus and is most often spread by beetles that live within the tree's bark Dutch elm disease
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