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    Q&A - P3 Science

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      smartmummy
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      peapot:
      Sorry a Science question from my P3 gal's test paper. What is one similarity between a plant and a mushroom? Cannot use \"living thing\" as the answer.


      anyone can help?
      Is it non flowering plant?
      If non flowering plnat then we can they can produced by spores.

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        peapot
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        Oh!! I forgot to ask her what kind of plant. You mean all non-flowering plant are produced by spores??

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          smartmummy
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          peapot:
          Oh!! I forgot to ask her what kind of plant. You mean all non-flowering plant are produced by spores??

          Yup, all non-flowering plants reproduced by spores.
          I remember like that.

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            peapot
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            Now I think through it does make sense. If no flower means no seed then how the plant reproduce? Must be like ferns through spores. Rats!! I donโ€™t even remember. Thanks!

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              smartmummy
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              peapot:
              Now I think through it does make sense. If no flower means no seed then how the plant reproduce? Must be like ferns through spores. Rats!! I don't even remember. Thanks!

              u r welcome!

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                HAPPYH
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                peapot:
                Sorry a Science question from my P3 gal's test paper. What is one similarity between a plant and a mushroom? Cannot use \"living thing\" as the answer.


                anyone can help?

                If the plant is not a non-flowering plant, you can say the following:

                Both can't move from place to place freely

                Both respond to changes slowly

                PS: For P3 level, yes, all non-flowering plants reproduce by spores, but some non-flowering plants do reproduce by seeds. I can not remember the examples, but I am sure that I saw this in more than one book (assessment book???? guide??? Not sure).

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                  peapot
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                  I think she put the answer as both cannot move by itself, will she get it wrong?

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                    ruohoo97
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                    HAPPYH:
                    peapot:

                    Sorry a Science question from my P3 gal's test paper. What is one similarity between a plant and a mushroom? Cannot use \"living thing\" as the answer.


                    anyone can help?


                    Both need air, food and water ๐Ÿ˜‚

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                      teh_oh
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                      peapot:
                      I think she put the answer as both cannot move by itself, will she get it wrong?

                      Hi peapot,

                      Depending on how strict is her marker, she may not get full marks, or she may get the answer wrong because she left out some keywords:
                      Both cannot move from place to place by themselves.

                      Plants can actually move by themselves...but under 'response to changes', with reference to mimosa plants 'move' by closing its leaf petals when touched.

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                        teh_oh
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                        HAPPYH:
                        peapot:

                        Sorry a Science question from my P3 gal's test paper. What is one similarity between a plant and a mushroom? Cannot use \"living thing\" as the answer.


                        anyone can help?


                        If the plant is not a non-flowering plant, you can say the following:

                        Both can't move from place to place freely

                        Both respond to changes slowly

                        PS: For P3 level, yes, all non-flowering plants reproduce by spores, but some non-flowering plants do reproduce by seeds. I can not remember the examples, but I am sure that I saw this in more than one book (assessment book???? guide??? Not sure).

                        Hi,

                        Some suggested answers:
                        - Both need air, food and water to survive
                        - Both cannot move from place to place by themselves
                        - Both respond to changes around them by moving some of their plant parts
                        - Both can reproduce

                        Someone suggested to avoid statements such as 'All non-flowering plants reproduce by spores.' Conifers is an example of a non-flowering plant that reproduce using seeds.

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