Reproduction in Plants

Reproduction in Plants

by Ariana David

Multiple Choice

What term best describes genetically identical cells?

• clones

• gametes

• zygotes

• rhizomes

Multiple Choice

Where are male gametes produced in flowering plants?

• filament

• ovaries

• testes

• anthers

Multiple Choice

Pollination is the transfer of a pollen grain from...

• the stigma to the anther

• the anther to the stigma

• the stigma to the micropyle

• the stigma to the ovary

Multiple Choice

One difference between sexual and asexual reproduction is the number of parents involved.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

What is the function of the ovary in flowering plants?

• To produce male gametes

• To produce sperm

• To produce female gametes

• To produce male and female gametes

Multiple Choice

Vegetative propagation is a form of sexual reproduction.

• TRUSE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

In the flower, the ovary contains one or more...

• ovuals

• ovyoualls

• ovules

• carpals

Multiple Choice

Which of the following processes results in the production of a zygote?

• cell specialization

• fertilization

• gamete formation

• pollination

Multiple Choice

Breadfruit is an example of a false fruit.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

A mature pollen grain has two cells.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a characteristic of wind pollinated plants.

• Dull coloured petals

• produces large amounts of pollen

• anthers hang loosely

• produces large pollen grains with rough sticky surfaces

Open Ended

What is a hermaphrodite?

Multiple Choice

Animals assist with...

• pollination and seed dispersal

• pollination only

• seed dispersal only

• asexual reproduction in plants

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a requirement for sexual reproduction?

• mitosis

• an aquatic habitat

• optimal environmental conditions

• production of gametes

Multiple Choice

In the flower, the anther is attached to the style and carries pollen

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Budding involves the development of a group of cells on the side of an organism.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Binary fission involves...

• growth from existing plant parts

• growth of small bud

• development of new organisms from parts

• dividing into two equal parts

Multiple Choice

The embryo sac is located inside the...

• stigma

• ovule

• micropyle

• style

Multiple Choice

The genetic information of offspring compared to the parents in sexual reproduction is...

• nearly identical

• not even close

• a combination of both parents

• closer to a rabbit's DNA

Multiple Choice

The combination of two parents' genetic material is an advantage for the organisms produced via asexual reproduction.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Budding is a method of asexual reproduction found in...

• hydra

• honey bee

• bacteria

• virus

Multiple Choice

A seed develops from the ____________.

• ovary

• embryo

• ovule

• pollen grain

Multiple Select

Two types of germination are...

• Hypogeal

• Microgeal

• Epigeal

• Ectogeal

Multiple Choice

The radical forms the shoot, while the plumule forms the root of a young plant.

• TRUE

• FALSE