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WorksheetsDiversity of Plants
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
The female part of the plant is called
pistil
stamen
anther
seed
The male part of the plant is called
stamen
pistil
seed
ovule
this is the transfer of pollen to the stigma
pollination
pollinator
fertilization
germination
this is the joining of an egg and pollen in the ovary to create a new seed
fertilization
pollination
germination
pollinator
something that carries the pollen ( wind, water, humans, bees, bats, birds, other insects, etc.)
pollinators
pollination
germination
fertilization
the male part of the flower that makes the pollen (sperm)
anther
filiment
stamen
pistil
the product of fertilization; holds a new plant inside
seed
anther
cone
spore
the female parts of where the pollen lands, and then travels down
stigma and style
anther and filament
ovule and ovary
cone and spore
what is the correct order of a flowering plants life cycle?
pollination, fertilization, seed dispersal, and germination
germination, fertilization, seed dispersal, and pollination
fertilization, pollination, germination, and seed dispersal
pollination, seed dispersal, germination, and fertilization
What is an example of a nonflowering plant?
Pinecone
Rose
Pine tree
Strawberry
A fern is an example of a nonflowering plant
True
False
Eh, maybe.
I have no idea.
What is one way that flowering and nonflowering plants are different?
Seeds are placed in different places.
Flowering plants are shorter than nonflowering plants.
Nonflowering plants are uglier.
The stems are a key part in flowering plants.
What classifies a species as endangered?
It is at risk of becoming extinct
There aren't a lot of them left
It's arbitrary and doesn't depend on anything
Climate change
which of the following is an example of an extinct species?
Woolly Mammoth
Tasmanian Tiger
Megalodon
All of the above
which of the following is considered an endangered species?
Lion
Hyena
Rhino
Hippo
