Plant Life Cycles

During which stage do flowering plants have a sprout grow from the seed?

• Reproduction

• Germination

• Death

• Seed

True or False: Non-Flowering plants reproduce differently than flowering plants.

• True

• False

What would happen to plant life cycles if there weren't any bees in the world?

• There wouldn't be anymore honey.

• Bees wouldn't be able to sting people.

• Less flowering plants would be pollinated.

• Non-flowering plants would die.

Which of the following pictures shows a non-flowering plant during the reproduction stage?

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How is reproduction different for flowering plants and non-flowering plants?

• Non-flowering plants make seeds, while non-flowering plants don't make seeds at all.

• Flowering plants need to be pollinated, while non-flowering plants do not need to be pollinated.

• Non-flowering plants have to be watered daily, while flowering plants do not have to be watered daily.

• Flowering plants need honey from bees, while non-flowering plants don't need honey from bees.

Which of the following pictures shows a flowering plant during reproduction?

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True or False: All plant life cycles begin with a seed and end in death.

• True

• False

Which 2 pictures show a plant during germination?

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Which of the following is NOT true?

• Non-flowering plants don't have to reproduce because they don't have flowers.

• Human actions can interrupt plant life cycles.

• The flowering plant life cycle order goes seed, germination, young adult, adult, and death.

• Trees are an example of a non-flowering plant.

True or false: Non-flowering plants have flowers that need to be pollinated.

• True

• False