Plant Reproduction Review

Multiple Choice

What is the male part of the flower called?

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Pollen

• Ovule

Multiple Choice

What is the female part of the flower called?

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Pollen

• Ovule

Multiple Choice

The female sex cell of a plant is called:

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Pollen

• Ovule

Multiple Choice

The male sex cell of a plant is called:

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Pollen

• Ovule

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the process of pollen uniting with the ovule to form seeds?

• Budding

• Running

• Pollination

• Fertilization

Multiple Choice

What is the transfer of pollen from the stamen to the pistil called?

• Budding

• Running

• Pollination

• Fertilization

Multiple Choice

The process by which a plant grows from a seed or spore into a seedling is called:

• Off Shoot

• Running

• Germination

• Budding

Labelling

Label the different parts of the female reproductive organ of a flower

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Ovule

Ovary

Style

Stigma

Labelling

Label the different parts of the Male Reproductive System of a Flower

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Pollen

Anther

Filament

Labelling

Label the parts of the flower.

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pistil

petal

stamen

ovary

Multiple Choice

What best describes #1

• Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

• The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

• Pollen comes off the stamen

• Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

• Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

Multiple Choice

What best describes #2 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

• Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

• Pollen comes off the stamen

• Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

• Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

• The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

Multiple Choice

What best describes #3 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

• Pollen comes off the stamen

• The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

• Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

• Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

• Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

Multiple Choice

What best describes #4 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

• Pollen comes off the stamen

• Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

• Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

• The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

• Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

Multiple Choice

What best describes #5 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

• Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

• Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

• The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

• Fruit ripens and the seeds come out

• Pollen comes off the stamen

Multiple Choice

What best describes #6 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

• Pollen comes off the stamen

• The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

• Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

• Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

• Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

Multiple Choice

What do pine trees and apple trees have in common? 

• They reproduce via sexual reproduction by producing spores

• They reproduce via asexual reproduction by producing fruits

• They reproduce via asexual reproduction by producing runners

• They reproduce via sexual reproduction by producing seeds 

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between how pine trees reproduce and how apple trees reproduce?

• Pine trees reproduce via spores. Apple Trees reproduce via flowers

• Pine Trees reproduce via cones. Apple trees reproduce via flowers

• Pine Trees reproduce via flowers. Apple trees reproduce via runners

• Pine Trees reproduce via flowers. Apple Trees reproduce via cones

Multiple Choice

How do cone bearing plants like pine trees pollinate? 

• Pine trees pollinate through wind transfer of pollen from male cones to female cones.
• Pine trees self-pollinate without external assistance.
• Pine trees use water currents to disperse their pollen.
• Pine trees rely on insect pollination for reproduction.

Multiple Choice

How do flower bearing plants like Daises pollinate? 

• Daisies pollinate through insect pollinators that transfer pollen between flowers.
• Daisies use water currents to move pollen between flowers.
• Daisies rely on wind to disperse their pollen.
• Daisies self-pollinate without any external help.

Multiple Select

What is included in a seed?

• Plant Embryos

• Initial Food

• A Flower

• Developed Roots

Multiple Choice

How does a plant like a fern which does not produce seeds, reproduce?

• By Sexual reproduction via spore clusters

• By Asexual Reproduction via fruits

• By Asexual Reproduction by producing spores

• By Sexual Reproduction by producing cones