Plant Quiz 7th Grade Mid Standards Science All About Plants Test

What parts of the flower are contained in the pistil?

• Stigma, style, ovary

• Stigma, style, anther

• Filament, anther, ovules

• Stem, petal, sepal

The (a)   contains female reproductive parts for the flower.

What is the style?

• flower's attractiveness to insects

• long tube of pistil

• how the flower looks

• the flower's pedals

• the part of the flower that contains different types of pollen

What is the ovary?

• base of the pistil; contains ovules with an egg in it; once fertilized, the ovule develops into a seed and the ovary develops into the fruit

• base of the pistil; contains eggs with ovules in it; once fertilized, the egg develops into a flower and the ovules develop into the sepal

• base of the pistil; contains ovules with stigma in it; contains filament that nourishes the flower

• reproductive part

• ovule container

What is the anther?

• top of stem; produces pollen

• top of pistil; produces pollen

• top of stigma; produces pollen

• bottom of stamen; produces pollen

• top of stamen; produces pollen

What is the filament?

• style

• tube of stamen

• stigma nourisher

• nutrients

sepal - _____ ___ _______ immature flower

(a)  

What exactly do the petals do?

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-4

What are evergreen plants?

• plants that stay green forever

• evergreen plants shed very little, green all year round

• evergreen plants shed a lot, green all year round

• green all year round

• evergreen plants do not shed, green all year round

What is pollination?

• when the sperm (in pollen grains) travels to the egg

• when the sperm (in pollen grains) travels to the ovary

• when the sperm (in pollen grains) travels to the ovules

• when the sperm (in pollen grains)

  travels to the sepal

• when the sperm (in pollen grains) travels upwards into the pistil, it creates pollen in which animals are attracted to that