Plant Life - Part 1

PLANT LIFE - Part 1

​Learning Outcomes: Now I will be able to -
1. Classify flowering & non-flowering plants.
2. Enlist ways of plant reproduction with examples.
3. Identify parts of a seed.
4. Enumerate functions of parts of a seed.

Multiple Choice

After you have watched the video, answer the given questions -

Flowering plants can also be called as -

• Gymnosperms

• Angiosperms

Multiple Choice

The seeds in gymnosperms are present only in the case of -

• Spores

• mosses

• conifers

Multiple Choice

Incase of the angiosperms seeds are present outside the flower.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Some examples of angiosperms are like __________

• Sunflower & Fern

• Mosses & Dahlia

• Marigold & Pea

Multiple Choice

Gymnosperms like fungi, reproduce through _____

• Spores

• Seeds

• Stems & Leaves

Multiple Choice

Plants like Pine and Spruce bear _________

• Flowers

• Cones

• Fruits

Multiple Choice

Spore bearing plants without roots are like __________

• Ferns

• Mosses

Multiple Choice

After you have watched the video, answer the given -

Vegetative reproduction is shown by the plants that reproduce through __________

• Seeds only

• Seeds & roots

• Stems, leaves or roots

Multiple Choice

A plant like hibiscus and rose have beautiful flowers. They reproduce through ______________

• Seeds only

• Stems only

• Both Seeds & Stems

Multiple Choice

Where are spores present on the ferns?

• On the upper side of a leaf

• On the lower side of a leaf

• On stems.

Draw

Draw the structure of a seed and label the following parts -

Cotyledon

Seed coat

Embryo

Hilum

Match

Match the following

• Seed coat

• Hilum

• Radicle

• Cotyledon

• Plumule

Outer covering to protect the embryo

Tiny opening for water and air

Small embryonic root

Seed leaf

Small embryonic shoot

• Outer covering to protect the embryo

• Tiny opening for water and air

• Small embryonic root

• Seed leaf

• Small embryonic shoot

Multiple Choice

The growing baby plant gets all its food from __________

• Hilum

• Cotyledons

• Radicle

• Plumule