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8B Plants and their reproduction - End of Unit Test

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In which kingdom do all the organisms have many cells and their cells have no cell walls?

a)

plant kingdom

b)

animal kingdom

c)

United Kingdom

d)

fungus kingdom

2.

Characteristics of conifers include having:

a)

needle-shaped leaves

b)

flowers

c)

flat leaves

d)

a lack of xylem tissue

3.

Primula vulgaris is the scientific name for wild primroses. What genus do wild primroses belong to?

a)

plants

b)

Primula vulgaris

c)

vulgaris

d)

Primula

4.

We should preserve biodiversity:

a)

to stop it going off

b)

so that it is easier to tell organisms apart

c)

to stop organisms producing hybrids

d)

because many organisms may be useful to us

5.

Asexual reproduction needs:

a)

sperm cells and egg cells

b)

two parentsq

c)

only one parent

d)

no parents

6.

Strawberry plants can reproduce using:

a)

runners

b)

sprinters

c)

joggers

d)

walkers

7.

Which of these is an example of inherited variation in plants?

a)

having a disease

b)

flower colour

c)

being eaten by slugs

d)

being used as a vegetable

8.

In fertilisation:

a)

a fertilised egg cell grows into an embryo.

b)

a male and a female gamete fuse.

c)

male gametes are produced.

d)

a plants grows in some animal droppings.

9.

On the diagram, the part labelled A is the:

a)

stigma

b)

style

c)

ovary

d)

anther

10.

In a flower, the anther:

a)

receives pollen grains

b)

makes pollen grains

c)

makes nectar

d)

contains the egg cells

11.

The flower in this drawing is pollinated by:

a)

an insect

b)

the wind

c)

an insect or the wind

d)

bacteria

12.

If self-pollination occurs:

a)

the offspring will not have variety

b)

offspring can never be produced

c)

a plant will die

d)

the bees will die

13.

What part of the seed is labelled X?

a)

food store

b)

seed coat

c)

embryo

d)

zygote

14.

The seeds inside an apple are dispersed by:

a)

the wind

b)

insects

c)

animals that eat them

d)

being carried on the fur of animals

15.

In the diagram, the part labelled Y is:

a)

a food store

b)

a bectary

c)

an egg cell

d)

a pollen tube

16.

Why is seed dispersal important?

a)

so that plants can reproduce asexually

b)

so that plants can reproduce sexually

c)

so that offspring do not compete with their parents

d)

so that animals have something to eat

17.

Which of these resources is always needed for germination?

a)

water

b)

carbon dioxide

c)

light

d)

nitrogen

18.

The first part of the plant to break out of a seed during germination is:

a)

the shoot

b)

the root

c)

the leaves

d)

the male gamete

19.

The raw materials for photosynthesis are:

a)

water and oxygen

b)

oxygen and glucose

c)

carbon dioxide and water

d)

glucose and water

20.

Bees and apple trees are interdependent because:

a)

bees and apple trees both make things that humans like to eat.

b)

bees feed on apples.

c)

bees and apple trees are the same species.

d)

they both make use of the other.