Angiosperm, Plant Reproduction & Plant Growth

An angiosperm is a plant that

• produces seeds inside of cones.

• produces flowers and fruit.

• is wind pollinated.

• produces spores rather than seeds.

Which of the following includes the female reproductive structures of a flower?

• the stigma

• the stamen

• the anther

• the carpel

Which of the following includes all of the male reproductive structures of a flower?

• the pistil

• the stigma

• the stomata

• the stamen

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NGSS.MS-LS1-4

What is the purpose of the sepals?

• to make the flower more showy and attractive to pollinators

• to make the flower attach to the stem more securely

• to hold the flower petals open when blooming

• to protect the flower bloom before it opens

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NGSS.MS-LS1-4

Which part of the flower traps and collects pollen?

• stigma
• anther
• sepal
• petal

Which part of the flower makes and holds pollen?

• stigma
• ovary
• pistil
• anther

What process occurs when the plant embryo breaks out of the seed coat?

• Pollination

• Fertililzation

• Growth

• Germination

What part of the flower can be identified as the flower's eggs?

• Ovary

• Ovule

• Anther

• Stigma

Self pollination occurs when

• the pollen from one plant travels and pollinates another plant.

• the pollen from one plant travels to another flower on the same plant and pollination occurs.

Which type of cell produces growth at the root and stem of a plant?

• Lateral meristems

• Apical meristems

• Vascular cambium

• Cork cambium