Flowering Plant

​FLOWERING PLANT

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The function of a flower in a plant is...

• to beautify the plant

• to do reproduction

• absorb the water

• to do photosynthesis

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This part of flower is ... part.

• male

• female

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Female part of flower is called....

• stamen

• anther

• filament

• carpel

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Pollination is the process by which pollen....

• falls onto stigma

• moves to reach ovule

• become seed

• fly away

Multiple Choice

It has been very windy, and the flowers on a plant have lost all their petals.

Which of the following may happen as a result?

• The flowers may no longer be able to attract insects

• the plant will die without petals

• the plant will not be able to reproduce

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Insects play an important role in transporting pollen from one flower to another.

Which part of the flower contains pollen?

• anther

• petal

• ovary

• stigma

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Which picture is showing Pollination?

(Choose 2 correct answers)

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Many flowering plants have very colorful petals like the lily seen here. What is the main purpose of these colorful petals?

• to protect the plant from predators
• to capture sunlight for photosynthesis
• to distract birds from eating the seeds
• to attract insects that pollinate the flower

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The part of a plant that grows into a new plant.

• food store

• roots

• seed

• flower

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Part of flower that will turn into seed is ....

• stigma

• style

• ovary

• ovules

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The stage in flowering plant life cycle when male cell join with egg in ovule is ....

• germination

• pollination

• fertilisation

• seed dispersal

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The correct stages for A and B are ....

• A=seed production

  B=seed dispersal

• A= pollination

  B=germination

• A=seed dispersal

  B=pollination

• A= pollination

  B=Seed dispersal

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The tomato plant is going through some stages to do reproduction. If X, Y, Z represent the different stages, what order should they be?

• X-->Y-->Z

• Y-->X-->Z

• Z-->Y-->X

• Y-->Z-->X

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2. Why do plants disperse their seeds? (more than one correct answers)

• to prevent overcrowding

• to reduce competition between the parent plant and the young plants.

• to prevent cross pollination between the parent plant and the young plants

• to get suitable place to grow

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8. The fruit that has wing-like structure disperse their seeds by....

• water

• wind

• bursting

• animals

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The seeds that can be dispersed by wind are ....

(choose 2 correct answers)

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What does a seed need for germination?

• air and water only

• water and a suitable temperature only

• air, water and a suitable temperature

• water only

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Matt, Erica and Lee do an experiment to germinate seeds. Whose set-up will make the seeds geminate?

• Matt

• Erica

• Lee

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This part of flower is called ____.

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Insect won't come to a flower if the petals of a flower are small and have no scent. This kind of flower can be pollinated by ____.

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The stage after pollination in flowering plant life cycle is ____.

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This plant has brightly coloured flowers that are useful for the process of ....

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Germination is ....

• when a seed starts to grow

• when an egg and pollen join together

• when pollen moves stamen to stigma

• when a plant makes its own food.

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The seeds of hazelnut plant can be dispersed by ____.