Science - Plants (from Year 3 Summer 2)

Which of the below is the MOST important part of the plant life cycle?

• Seed formation

• Seed dispersal

• Pollination

• They are equally important

What is pollination?

• When a pollinator transports pollen from one plant to another.

• An animal which transports pollen.

• When rubbish is thrown on the street instead of the bin.

• Lots of pollen put together.

What is a pollinator?

• A part of the plant.

• Any animal which transports pollen from one plant to another.

• An animal that eats other animals.

• A type of plant which has pollen.

Where are seeds formed and stored?

• Inside the stem.

• Inside the roots.

• Inside the flower.

• Inside the leaves.

Which two plants can pollinate one another?

• A tulip and a tulip.

• A tulip and a daisy.

• A tulip and a rose.

• A tulip and a daffodil.

Which of the below is an example of a pollinator?

• All of them.

• Humans.

• Rivers.

• Wind.

Which one of the below statements about seeds is NOT true?

• The plant life cycle cannot happen without seeds.

• Some seeds are edible (can be eaten).

• All seeds look the same.

• Seeds can travel in different ways (by water, wind, animals and more)

What is seed formation?

• When a seed travels somewhere.

• When a flower creates a seed.

• When a plant grows from a seed to a fully grown plant.

• When pollen lands from one plant to another.

Why is pollination important for the plant life cycle?

• It allows plants to make seeds.

• It gives bees something to eat.

• It makes plants smell nice.

• It's not important.

How do strawberry seeds disperse?

• The seeds fall in the river and travel to another location.

• It explodes and disperses its seeds nearby.

• The strawberry and its seeds is eaten by an animal.

• The seeds are swept by the wind.