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Seeds and Apples REVIEW

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
How do apples spread their seeds?
a)
Larger animals eat them and don't digest the seeds.
b)
Small animals eat them and don't digest the seeds.
c)
Birds carry the seeds far away.
d)
Bees carry pollen from apple blossom to apple blossom. 
2.

Johnny Appleseed planted apple seeds and let them grow wild. This is a good thing because _____. Pick the BEST answer.

a)

it increases apple biodiversity

b)

It led to hard apple cider.

c)

It guaranteed every family wouldn't starve in the winter.

d)

It enabled settlers to homestead more easily.

3.
Biodiversity means ______.
a)
Different types of animals carry the pollen.
b)
A few select apples being grown everywhere.
c)
Lots of variation in plants and animals so they aren't all the same.
d)
Seeds are carried by a variety of animals.
4.
Which of these is NOT a positive thing about monocultures?
a)
The most popular apples are easily available to everyone.
b)
The same types of apples are available everywhere.
c)
Farmers have to use more pesticides.
d)
Cloning means farmers will always get the right type of apples from new trees.
5.
Which of these IS a positive thing about monocultures?
a)
The most popular apples are easily available to everyone.
b)
Whole crops can be lost to one disease.
c)
Farmers have to use more pesticides.
d)
There is less biodiversity.
6.
Grafting a tree is a form of _____.
a)
Sexual reproduction
b)
Asexual reproduction
c)
Pollination
d)
Spreading seeds
7.
Prohibition was a time in American history when ____.
a)
alcohol was outlawed
b)
apples were outlawed
c)
bars were members only
d)
all apple trees were cut down
8.

If you took all the seeds from one apple and planted them they would grow into different types of apples trees. Why?

a)

Mitosis created seeds with different genes.

b)

Each seed has a different set of genes.

c)

All the seeds are clones of the original apple.

d)

They were planted in different places.

9.
This is the female part of the flower; the top is sticky to catch pollen.
a)
stigma
b)
pistil
c)
stamen
d)
anther
10.
This is the male part of the flower; it makes pollen.
a)
filament
b)
ovary
c)
sepal
d)
stamen
11.
This is the oval shaped part of a flower that contains pollen and is usually on the filament.
a)
anther
b)
sepal
c)
stamen
d)
stigma
12.

These are found at the bottom of the pistil of a flower; they are tiny egg cells that will become seeds.

a)

stamen

b)

ovules

c)

anthers

d)

sepals

13.
This is the stalk that holds the anther.
a)
stamen
b)
stigma
c)
filament
d)
pistil
14.
The Ovary houses the...
a)
Eggs
b)
Pollen
c)
Honey
d)
Nectar
15.
The pollen is produced in the
a)
Petals
b)
Sepals
c)
Stamen
d)
Leaves
16.
Why is it important for the petals to be bright colors?
a)
To attract bees
b)
To keep harmful bugs away
c)
To blend in with nature
d)
To make pollen
17.
the anther and the filament makeup the...
a)
Stamen
b)
Pistil 
18.
The pistil is the _______ part of the flower
a)
Male
b)
Female
19.

The movement of pollen from one plant to another.

a)

Reproduce

b)

Photosynthesis

c)

Pollination

20.

Which of the following correctly shows the growth of a plant?

a)

germination -> pollination -> seed dispersal -> fertlisation

b)

seed dispersal -> fertilization -> germination -> pollination

c)

germination -> pollination -> fertilisation -> seed dispersal

d)

seed dispersal -> fertilisation -> pollination -> germination

21.
The stamen is the ______ part of the flower
a)
male
b)
female
22.

Why is it important for plants to disperse their seeds? There are TWO right answers!


A. to prevent overcrowding

B. to ensure continuity of their life cycles

C. to ensure that the seeds can germinate into young plants.

D. to allow the young plants to germinate in a more favourable conditions

a)

A and B only

b)

B and D only

c)

B and C only

d)

A and D only

23.
When the ovules become fertilized, they will create....
a)
Seeds
b)
Fruit
c)
Pollen
24.

What is called when a seed sprouts?

a)

pollination

b)

sun

c)

germination

d)

reproduction

25.
A seed can move by wind, water, and ________.
a)
clouds
b)
singing
c)
cars
d)
animals
26.

What are the conditions needed for seed germination?

a)

water, a suitable temperature and sunlight

b)

a suitable temperature, air and protein

c)

water, a suitable temperature and fertilizer

d)

water, a suitable temperature and air

27.

After fertilisation, the ovary develpos into a

a)

seed

b)

fruit

c)

embyro

d)

zygote

28.
What are plants searching for when they grow out of the ground? (hint: it makes them grow tall)
a)
good air
b)
peace of mind
c)
green grass
d)
sunlight
29.
The process where seeds grow and become tiny plants is called
a)
miracles
b)
germination
c)
xylem
d)
photosynthesis
30.
What does the word GERMINATE mean?
a)
it has germs
b)
life span
c)
begins to grow 
d)
dies
31.
A seed can still grow into a plant, even after many years. 
a)
True
b)
False
32.
fruit
a)
a structure that grows from a flower and contains seeds
b)
a male part of a flower that produces pollen in a flower
33.
Seeds need _______ , warm temperatures, and nutrients in order to start growing.
a)
grass
b)
water
c)
leaves
d)
stems
34.
Which is not a requirement for germination of a seed?
a)
Favorable Temperature
b)
light
c)
fertilizer
d)
sufficient moisture
35.

What was Johnny Appleseed's real name?

a)

John Adams

b)

John Apple

c)

John Chapman

d)

John Carson