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Plants worksheets — types of plants and their uses

Free plants worksheets for Class 1 to 4: trees, shrubs, herbs, climbers and creepers, and things we get from plants — printable, with answers.

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Tree, shrub, herb, climber or creeper? (Class 2–3)Things we get from plants (Class 2–4)

Tree, shrub, herb, climber or creeper?

Class 2–3 · Worksheet 1 · set 23
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Write the type of plant.

  1. pea plant
  2. watermelon
  3. grass
  4. money plant
  5. bougainvillea
  6. pumpkin
  7. cactus
  8. mint (pudina)
  9. coriander (dhaniya)
  10. coconut
  11. hibiscus
  12. neem
  13. lotus
  14. tulsi

Things we get from plants

Class 2–4 · Worksheet 2 · set 23
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Answer the questions.

  1. Sugar is made from ______.
  2. Mustard oil comes from ______ seeds.
  3. Tea leaves come from the ______ plant.
  4. Furniture is made from ______.
  5. We get cotton for clothes from the ______ plant.
  6. Jute is used to make ______.
  7. Rubber is made from the milk (latex) of the ______ tree.
  8. Name two cereals we get from plants.
  9. Name two pulses (dals) we get from plants.
  10. Name a plant whose leaves are used as medicine.

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What is the difference between a climber and a creeper?

Both have weak stems: a climber grows UP a support (money plant), a creeper spreads along the GROUND (pumpkin).

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