Seeds dispersal year 5

A seed with wings or parachutes is most likely dispersed by:

• Animals

• Wind

• Human

What feature helps seeds to float in water?

• Light and fibrous husk

• Soft and sticky surface

• Bright and colourful skin

Which method of dispersal uses a bursting action?

• Animal dispersal

• Wind dispersal

• Explosion dispersal

Which of the following is an example of water dispersal?

• Coconut

• Rubber seed

• Mango

Seeds that are dispersed by animals usually:

• Fly with wings

• Have hooks or sticky surfaces

• Explode when dry

Which of the following seeds is dispersed by wind?

• Rambutan

• Coconut

• Dandelion

Why is seed dispersal important for plants?

• To reduce competition between plants

• To make seeds heavier

• To help seeds grow faster

What is the meaning of seed dispersal?

• The movement of seeds away from the parent plant

• Watering seeds to grow

• Planting seeds by humans

Which seed is most likely to be dispersed by explosion?

• coconut

• Mango

• Rubber seed

Which of the following seeds is eaten by animals and passed out in their droppings?

• Papaya seed

• Grass seed

• Rubber seed