Select the correct definition of pollination

The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma

Asexual reproduction involves:

One parent producing identical offspring.

Seed dispersal can be described as...

The movement of seeds away from their parent plant.

What is the function of part G?

It is the female reproductive system of a plants

Choose the correct order in flowering plant reproduction.

Pollination, Fertilisation, Fruit Formation, Germination

Is this flower insect or wind pollinated? Select your answer and most appropriate reasoning

Insect - it is brightly coloured and attractive

Which is NOT an adaptation of a wind pollinated flower?

Stigma are feathery, stigma is sticky

Sexual reproduction involves:?

Two parents producing non-identical offspring.

Which is not an adaptation of a insect pollinated flower?

Pollen grains are small and light

What are theways a flowering plant can pollinate

cross-pollination, self-pollination

Which statement best describes fertilisation in plants?

When the pollen and ovule fuse together

Bees often transport pollen to help in a process of reproduction in flowering plants. What process is this?

The way pollination occurs in a plant.

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1
Select the correct definition of pollination
The transfer of pollen from the insect to the anther
The transfer of ovules from the anther to the stigma
The transfer of pollen from the stigma to the anther
The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma
2
Which method of dispersal doesthis seed use?
Water
Explosion
Animals
Wind
3
Identify part B
ovary
ovule
sepal
style
4
How can seeds be dispersed?
all of the above
by eating fruit
by animals
by the wind
5
It is called ......when pollen travels from one flower to a different one
cross pollination
self pollination
fertilisation
seed dispersal
6
Which method of dispersal doesthis seed use?
animals
water
wind
explosion
7
What are the male gametes in a plant called?
Sperm cells
Ovules
Pollen grains
Egg cells
8
What becomes the fruit?
The pistil
The seed
Petal
Ovary
9
Which of these is not a method of seed dispersal?
Insects visit the flower
Animals eat the fruit, expelling the seeds
The seed pod explodes, scattering the seeds
The wind blows the seeds away
10
Asexual reproduction involves:
Two parents producing identical offspring.
Two parents producing non-identical offspring.
One parent producing non-identical offspring.
One parent producing identical offspring.
11
Which method of dispersal doesthis seed use?
water
animals
explosion
wind
12
Which plant parts corresponds with: absorb water, reproduction, photosynthesis?
roots, leaves, flowers
flowers, roots, leaves
leaves, flowers, roots
roots, flowers, leaves
13
Which method of dispersal does this seed use?
Water
Explosion
Animals
Wind
14
Which method of dispersal doesthis seed use?
water
explosion
Wind
animals
15
Which method of dispersal doesthis seed use?
Explosion
Water
Wind
Animals
16
What part of the flower collects pollen?
style
anther
stamen
stigma
17
Seed dispersal can be described as...
The process of pollination to help a new plant to be reproduced.
Helps provide the plant with structure
The movement of seeds away from their parent plant.
The growth of a seed into a seedling then adult
18
What is the function of part G?
It produces pollen
It attracts insects
It is the female reproductive system of a plants
It is the male reproductive system of a plant
19
Choose the correct order in flowering plant reproduction.
Pollination, Fertilisation, Germination, Fruit Formation
Pollination, Fertilisation, Fruit Formation, Germination
Pollination, Fruit Formation, Pollination, Germination
Pollination, Fertilisation, Fruit Formation, Explosion
20
Is this flower insect or wind pollinated? Select your answer and most appropriate reasoning
wind - because its anthers are on the outside
Insect - it is brightly coloured and attractive
wind - it is dull and odourless
Insect - it has both anthers and an ovary
21
Which is NOT an adaptation of a wind pollinated flower?
Stigma are feathery
anthers are exposed
Petals are small and gree
stigma is sticky
22
How can flowers be pollinated?
by insects, water, animals and the wind
by insects and the wind
by insects and water
by insects, water and wind
23
Plant Reproduction: MALE Stamen is to pollen and FEMALE ovary is to ______________
egg
leaves
flower
seed
24
Advantages of asexual reproduction
All of the above
Can create large numbers of identical plants
Keep best characteristics pure
Can reduce disease occurrences
25
Identify part D
stamen
stigma
carpel
anther
26
Sexual reproduction involves:?
Two parents producing non-identical offspring.
One parent producing non-identical offspring.
One parent producing identical offspring.
Two parents producing identical offspring.
27
Which is the male reproductive system in a flower?
stigma
receptacle
carpel
stamen
28
Types of pollination ?
by wind only
by bees only
By pollinators & wind
by rain
29
What's the function of the anther?
provides support
connects the stigma and ovary
Makes pollen
collects the pollen
30
Which feature of the plant is used for sexual reproduction?
growth pattern
stem
leaf
flower
31
Which is not an adaptation of a insect pollinated flower?
colourful petals
produce nectar
Pollen grains are small and light
pollen has barbs
32
Which is NOT a part of a seed?
food
pollen
embryo
seed coat
33
What are theways a flowering plant can pollinate
cross-pollination
split-pollination
self-pollination
mix-pollination
34
Which statement best describes fertilisation in plants?
The seeds are dispersed
When the pollen and ovule fuse together
The ovule turns into a seed
The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma
35
What Seed Dispersal method do these seeds represent?
Water
Animal
Explosion
Wind
36
Bees often transport pollen to help in a process of reproduction in flowering plants. What process is this?
The way for a plant to provide seed dispersal.
Germination of plants
The life cycle of the plant.
The way pollination occurs in a plant.
37
Which parts make up the carpel?
stigma, style, ovule
anther and filament
stigma and stamen
stamen, anther and filament
38
What part of a plant is responsible for reproduction?
Flowers
Stem
Leaves
Roots

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