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WorksheetsReproduction in Plants Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
One of the advantages of asexual reproduction is that
all the beneficial characteristics of the parents are passed on to the offspring
less offspring are produced
more offspring are produced
there is more genetic variation in the offspring
Refer to the diagram which shows the general section of a flower.
Where can male and female gametes be found?
Male gamete: A
Female gamete: B
Male gamete: A
Female gamete: C
Male gamete: B
Female gamete: A
Male gamete: B
Female gamete: D
Refer to the diagram which shows a general section of a flower.
What is structure A?
Ovary
Petal
Sepal
Stigma
The carpel consist of
anthers and filaments
anthers, stigma and style
petals, sepals and stamens
stigma, style, ovary
Pollination is
the fusion of a male gamete with a female gamete in the ovary.
the fusion of pollen grains with the female gamete in the ovary.
the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of a flower of a different species.
the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of a flower of the same species.
Which are true about the advantages of self-pollination?
1. Offspring are produced from only one parent plant.
2. Offspring are more adaptable to changes in the
environment.
3. More varieties of offspring can be produced.
4. Fewer pollen grains are wasted.
1 and 2 only
1 and 4 only
2 and 3 only
1, 3 and 4 only
Most insect pollinated flowers have
brightly coloured petals and compact stigmas.
brightly coloured petals and long protruding stigmas.
compact stigmas and stamens hanging outside the flowers.
feathery stigmas and pendulous stamens.
Clitoria, an insect pollinated plant would have pollen grains that are
smaller with rough surfaces
smaller with smooth surfaces
larger with rough surfaces
larger with smooth surfaces
The diagram shows a wind pollinated flower.
Which statement about the plant is true?
The plant produces nectar.
The plant have stamens that are non pendulous.
The plant has a feathery stigma that protrude out of the flower.
The plant produces pollen grains with rough surfaces.
The diagram shows the structure of a generalised flower.
Where do pollination and fertilisation take place?
Pollination: X
Fertilisation: Y
Pollination: X
Fertilisation: Z
Pollination: Y
Fertilisation: X
Pollination: Y
Fertilisation: Z
