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sexual reproduction in angiosperm

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 16mins

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1.

We have all seen bees fly around flowers. When a bee drinks nectar from one flower they sometimes brush up against the stamen. When they go to another flower, they can drop some pollen on the pistil. What process are the bees helping with?

a)

pollination

b)

germination

c)

fertilization

d)

seed dispersal

2.

In which part of the flower does fertilization take place? Be specific.

a)

the stamen

b)

the pistil

c)

the ovary

d)

the petals

3.

The primary function of these parts of the flower is

a)

reproduction

b)

photosynthesis

c)

germination

d)

metamorphosis

4.

The petals job is not only to protect the reproductive parts of the plant, but also to

a)

keep wind away from the stamen

b)

attract pollinators with their colors

c)

absorb sunlight

d)

fall off and become food for bugs

5.

The male parts of a flower are ______________.

Choose all the answers apply.

a)

Style

b)

Anther

c)

Filament

d)

Ovary

6.

The _______________ produces pollen grains.

a)

ovary

b)

anther

c)

stigma

d)

pollen tube

7.

The _________ travels to the __________ during fertilization to form a seed.

a)

anther, ovule

b)

pollen, ovule

c)

anther, stigma

d)

pollen, stigma

8.

The female parts of a flower are ____________________.

Choose all the answers apply.

a)

ovary

b)

ovule

c)

anther

d)

stigma

9.

The ______ supports the stigma and keeps it high above the plant to receive pollen grains easily.

a)

style

b)

filament

c)

stalk

d)

stem

10.

The plant male gamete is also called the _______________.

a)

anther

b)

pollen grain

c)

sperm

d)

ovule

11.

Pollination is the process of transferring pollen from the anther of one flower to the ______________ of another flower.

a)

filament

b)

style

c)

stigma

d)

ovary

e)

ovule

12.

After a pollen grain has reached the stigma, it travels through the __________ to reach the ovary.

a)

style

b)

stalk

c)

stigma

d)

stem

13.

After fertilization, each _______forms a seed, while each _________forms a fruit.

a)

ovary ... ovule

b)

ovule ... ovary

c)

egg ... ovary

d)

pollen ... ovary

e)

ovary ... pollen

14.

The process of the pollen fusing with the ovule is called ________________.

a)

pollination

b)

fertilisation

c)

germination

d)

reproduction

15.

Double fertilisation is exhibited by

a)

algae

b)

aquatic plant

c)

angiosperms

d)

submerged plant

16.

Which nucleus is needed to create a pathway inside the style for fertilisation?

a)

pollen mother cell nucleus

b)

Generative nucleus

c)

Sperm nucleus

d)

Tube nucleus

17.

Which nucleus will divide again before fertilisation?

a)

pollen mother cell nucleus

b)

Generative nucleus

c)

Sperm nucleus

d)

Tube nucleus

18.

Which statement best describes double fertilisation?

a)

one male nucleus fertilises two polar nuclei

b)

two male nuclei fertilise two haploid nuclei in the ovule.

c)

one male nucleus fertilises one egg cell and the other fertilises two polar nuclei

d)

one male nucleus fertilises one egg cell and the other fertilises one female nucleus.

19.

Diagram above shows the stages of development of a pollen grain.

What processes take place during P and R?

a)

P: meiosis I

R: meiosis II

b)

P: meiosis II

R: mitosis

c)

P: meiosis

R: mitosis

d)

P: mitosis

R: mitosis

20.

Diagram above shows the stages of development of a pollen grain.

What are the numbers of chromosomes in K, M and N?

a)

K: diploid

M: diploid

N: haploid

b)

K: haploid

M: haploid

N: haploid

c)

K: diploid

M: haploid

N: haploid

d)

K: haploid

M: diploid

N: haploid

21.

Diagram above shows a longitudinal section of an embryo sac.

What happen to P, Q, R and S after fertilisation?

a)

P: degenerates

Q: form a triploid nucleus

R: degenerates

S: forms a zygote

b)

P: form a triploid nucleus

Q: degenerates

R: forms a zygote

S: degenerates

c)

P: form a triploid nucleus

Q: forms a zygote

R: degenerates

S: degenerates

d)

P: degenerates

Q: forms a zygote

R: form a triploid nucleus

S: degenerates

22.

Diagram above shows a longitudinal section of a flower.

Which structure produces female reproductive cells?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

23.

Diagram above shows a longitudinal section of the reproductive parts of a flower during fertilisation.

If the somatic cells of the flower contain 20 chromosomes, classify the parts according to their respective chromosomal numbers.

a)

Diploid cells (2n = 20): I, III, VII

Haploid cells (n = 10): II, IV, V, VI

b)

Diploid cells (2n = 20): I, II, IV

Haploid cells (n = 10): III, V, VI, VII

c)

Diploid cells (2n = 20): II, III, V

Haploid cells (n = 10): I, VI, IV, VII

d)

Diploid cells (2n = 20): II, IV, V

Haploid cells (n = 10): I, III, VI, VII

24.

Diagram above shows the ovule and ovary after fertilisation.

What are P and Q going to form?

a)

P: triploid nucleus cell

Q: zygote

b)

P: endosperm

Q: embryo

c)

P: endosperm

Q: zygote

d)

P: intergument

Q: embryo

25.

State the importance of endosperm in a seed during germination.

a)

divides and differentiates into radicle, plumules and cotyledons

b)

form the fruits

c)

protects the embryo

d)

provides nutrients to the growing embryo