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Plant Reproduction Review

Plant Reproduction Review

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Presentation

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Science

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7th Grade

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Hard

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NGSS
MS-LS1-4, MS-LS1-6, MS-LS3-2

+2

Standards-aligned

Created by

R. SIMMONDS-GORDON

Used 2+ times

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3 Slides • 27 Questions

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Plant Reproduction Review

Grade 7

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Objectives

  • answer each item by tapping on the best answer(s) on the screen.

  • try to answer all items.

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Multiple Select

The four main structures of a plant are _________.

1

stem

2

root

3

fruit

4

leaves

5

flowers

4

Multiple Choice

The main function of the petals is_______.

1

to look pretty

2

to attract pollinators

3

to produce colours

4

to make pollen

5

Multiple Choice

The main function of the sepals is_______.

1

to produce the ovule

2

to attract pollinators

3

to protect the floral parts

4

to make pollen

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Multiple Choice

The main function of the ovary is_______.

1

to produce the ovule

2

to attract pollinators

3

to protect the floral parts

4

to make pollen

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Multiple Choice

The main function of the anthers is_______.

1

to produce the ovule

2

to attract pollinators

3

to protect the floral parts

4

to make pollen

8

Multiple Choice

Seeds form when_______.

1

an ovule is fertilized in a flower

2

pollen sticks to the stigma of the flower

3

the ovary becomes the flesh of the fruit

4

the flower is mature

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Poll

The fruit is formed from the ovule.

True

False

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Poll

Flowers are important mostly because ________.

they can become fruits

they smell sweet

they look pretty

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Open Ended

What is photosynthesis?

12

Multiple Select

The raw materials for photosynthesis are ________.

1

carbon dioxide

2

glucose

3

water

4

oxygen

5

starch

13

Multiple Select

The products of photosynthesis are ________.

1

carbon dioxide

2

glucose

3

water

4

oxygen

5

starch

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Multiple Choice

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Identify the structure labelled 'A'.

1

petal

2

ovule

3

sepal

4

anther

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Multiple Choice

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Identify the structure labelled 'B'.

1

petal

2

ovule

3

sepal

4

ovary

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Multiple Choice

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Identify the structure labelled 'C'.

1

petal

2

style

3

sepal

4

ovary

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Multiple Choice

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Identify the structure labelled 'J'.

1

petal

2

style

3

sepal

4

ovary

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Multiple Choice

The process by which pollen grains are transferred from a mature anther to the stigma is called:

1

fertilisation

2

germination

3

pollination

4

reproduction

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Multiple Choice

The structures that make up the stamen are:

1

pollen grains, stigma

2

stigma, anther, filament

3

stigma, style, ovary

4

anther, filament

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For this section, select whether the features shown are of wind-pollinated or insect-pollinated flowers.

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Multiple Choice

The petals are small and dull in colour.

1

wind

2

insect

22

Multiple Choice

The flower has no scent.

1

wind

2

insect

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Multiple Choice

Stamens and pistil are inside the flower.

1

wind

2

insect

24

Multiple Choice

Pollen grains are large with a rough or sticky surface.

1

wind

2

insect

25

Multiple Choice

Feathery stigma.

1

wind

2

insect

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Multiple Choice

Pollination takes place after fertilisation.

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Select

The three parts of the embryo are ___________.

1

plumule

2

radicle

3

seed

4

cotyledons

28

Multiple Choice

Asexual reproduction involves _____ parents.

1

1

2

2

3

3

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Multiple Choice

What is the young plant called?

1

baby

2

seed

3

embryo

4

germ

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Multiple Select

Two plants that reproduce asexually are _______.

1

onion

2

mango

3

banana

4

orange

Plant Reproduction Review

Grade 7

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