Question

Paulo is doing a presentation in his class about the characteristics of plants. during his research he has written down some notes. Which would be the best title for Paulo’s presentation?

Answer 1

The best title for Paulo's presentation would be "How Plants Differ". This is because it is the most general title that encompasses all of the information in his notes. The other options are either too specific or not specific enough.

How Plants Differ is a good title because it covers all of the following points:

Plants can be divided into three groups: non-vascular, vascular, and seed-bearing.

Plants can be small or large, depending on the species.

Plants have specialized tissues, but they also use other mechanisms, such as active transport.

Some plants have true stems and leaves, while others do not.

The other options are not as good because they do not cover all of these points. For example, "Can Be Almost Any Size" is too specific because it only covers one of the points (that plants can be small or large). "How Plants Work" is not specific enough because it could cover a wide range of topics, not just the characteristics of plants.

Therefore, the best title for Paulo's presentation is "How Plants Differ".

Answer 2

Answer: can be almost any size

Step-by-step explanation: Plants are extraordinary organisms that come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The smallest is the watermeal (Wolffia globosa). With sizes of approximately 2 millimeters (0.079 in), it is also the smallest flowering plant in the world. One of the largest are the sequoia with heights of 70-85 meters and ages of over 3000 years old.

Plants are usually divided into two groups depending if they produce seeds or not. Thus, the three group title is unsuitable. As shown above, plants can reach extremely large sizes so the second title is unsuitable too.

All multicellular organisms contain specialized tissues, not only plants. Plants use active transport too and do not rely solely on diffusion. The last tile is also unsuitable as some plants do have true stems and leaves.