Seed germination 6B3

What is germination?

• The process of a plant growing flowers.
• The process of a seed being eaten by animals.
• The process of a plant dying.
• The process of a seed sprouting into a plant.

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What role does the radical play in a seed?

• It provides food for the seed.
• It becomes the first root.
• It protects the seed from damage.
• It becomes the first leaf.

Which component of a seed provides food for the developing plant?

• Seed coat
• Cotyledons
• Plumule
• Radical

Which of the following statements about soil and germination is true?

• Soil provides nutrients for germination.
• Soil is the only requirement for germination.
• Seeds can germinate without soil.
• Soil is essential for germination.

Why is water important for germination?

• It activates the seed's growth process.
• It helps the seed to photosynthesize.
• It protects the seed from pests.
• It provides nutrients to the seed.

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What happens to a seed during the germination process?

• It loses its seed coat.
• It begins to photosynthesize immediately.
• It absorbs water and swells.
• It produces flowers.

Which of the following is a misconception about seeds?

• Seeds need sunlight to germinate.
• Seeds need oxygen for respiration.
• Seeds require water to germinate.
• Seeds cannot photosynthesize.

What does the cotyledon provide to the seed during germination?

• Sunlight
• Water
• Oxygen
• Glucose

What temperature condition is necessary for successful germination?

• Freezing temperature
• Cold temperature
• Warm temperature
• Room temperature

What are the essential conditions for seed germination?

• Water, oxygen, and a warm temperature
• Water, oxygen, and sunlight
• Oxygen, soil, and cold temperature
• Soil, water, and sunlight