Pollen Quiz

What is pollen?

• A. A type of leaf found on plants.

• B. A powder found inside flowers that is needed to make new plants.

• C. A liquid that plants need to grow.

• D. A seed that plants produce to reproduce.

What is pollination?

• The process of a flower wilting

• The process of moving pollen from one flower to another

• The process of a flower absorbing sunlight

• The process of a flower producing seeds

Which agents can carry pollen from the anthers to the stigma, as seen in corn plants?

• Birds and mammals

• Wind and water

• Sunlight and soil

• Insects and birds

What is a pollinator?

• An animal that feeds exclusively on pollen.

• An animal that moves pollen from one plant to another.

• A plant that produces pollen.

• A tool used to collect pollen.

Which of the following is NOT typically considered a pollinator?

• Bees

• Butterflies

• Bats

• Wind

What role do humans play in pollination according to the image?

• Humans are the primary pollinators of plants.

• Humans have no role in the process of pollination.

• Humans can act as pollinators by moving pollen from one plant to another.

• Humans only pollinate certain types of plants.

What does the word "Disperse" mean?

• To gather together

• To spread around

• To disappear completely

• To move upwards

What is a seed?

• The part of a plant that can grow into new plants.

• A tool used for planting.

• A type of soil.

• A plant's leaf.

What is seed dispersal?

• The process of planting seeds.

• The process of moving seeds from one place to another.

• The process of a seed growing into a plant.

• The process of seeds being eaten by animals.

Which of the following is NOT a type of seed dispersal?

• Wind

• Explosion

• Sunlight

• Water