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WorksheetsAngiosperm & Gymnopserm Reproduction/ Plant Life Cycle
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 38mins
Flowering seed plants are called
Gymnosperms
Nonvascular
Angiosperms
None of the above
A flower is pollinated when a pollen grain lands on its ________.
Seed coat
Stigma
Anther
None of the above
What is another name for ovules?
Ovules
Anther
Endosperm
Stigma
Cone-bearing seed plants are called _______________.
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
Monocots
Dicots
Fertilized ovules develop into _________.
Stigma
Seeds
Flowers
None of the above
Which is not a method of seed dispersal?
Insects
Mammals
Hopping
Wing
Gymnosperms have needle-like or scalelike leaves and ______________________.
Fibrous roots
Deep roots
Flowers
Cones
Most gymnosperms have reproductive structures called _____________.
Fruit
Cones
Flowers
None of the above
Male cones produce _______________.
Pollen
Cones
Ovules
Flowers
Female cones produce
Pollen
Cones
Ovules
Flowers
What are the four main flower parts?
Stigma
Sepals
Stamen
Petals
Pistil
What are the two MAIN male parts of a flower?
anther
stigma
filament
sepal
petal
What are the four MAIN female parts of a flower?
stigma
anther
ovules
style
ovary
Where do the seeds of a gymnosperm come from?
fruit
flowers
spores
cones
Conifers are called conifers because they produce _______________ ?
flowers
cones
cons
fruit
What does the sepal do?
It is the protective covering of the flower bud.
It is the colored portion that attracts bees.
It produces pollen.
It produces the pistil.
Why are flower petals colored?
They attract different kinds of animals.
The colors attract different pollen.
The colors show which flowers are poisonous to bugs.
They attract seeds.
What part of the seed provides food for growth of a tap root?
Seed coat
Embryo
Endosperm
What part of the seed allows for absorption of water, heat, and light?
Embryo
Endosperm
Seed coat
What part of the seed stays alive until the right conditions occur and it begins to grow?
Embryo
Endosperm
Seed Coat
The stages in the plant life cycle are what?
Seed, seedling, maturity
Seed, seedling, shrub, maturity
Seed, shrub, maturity
Seed, seedling, flower
Which seed dispersal method involves sticking to an animal’s fur?
Wind
Bursting
Shakers
Catching a lift
Why is it necessary for a plant to disperse its seeds?
To limit reproduction
To stop overcrowding
To stay within its colony
None of the above
The major function of leaves is to _____.
Store food
Make food
Absorb water and minerals
Move water to other plants
The major function of roots are to _____.
Store food
Make food
Absorb water and minerals
Move water to other plants
Where does photosynthesis take place?
Roots
Stems
Leaves
