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Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which group of plants remain green all year by replacing their leaves throughout the year rather than during certain seasons?
deciduous plants
flowers
trees
evergreens
Look at the image. Which numbers match correctly to the plant parts in the image.
1= roots 2= leaves 3= stem 4= flower
1= stamen 2= spines 3= petals 4= villi
1= flower 2= stem 3= leaves 4= roots
1= pollinators 2= roots 3= soil 4= plant
This plant organ absorbs water from the soil.
(a)
This organ transports water to the rest of the plant.
(a)
This plant organ is used for reproduction.
(a)
These organs harvest sunlight and use carbon dioxide and water to create food (photosynthesis).
(a)
When the conditions are right, the seed soaks up water and swells and a tiny new plant emerges from the seed. This process is known as...
pollination
germination
fertilisation
fruition
This is a flower.
True
False
Why is this not a flower?
because it's a tree.
because it has too many leaves.
because it isn't fully grown.
because a flower is just a part of a plant and not a plant itself.
Which of the following are parts of a flower?
pistil (or carpel) which has a stigma, style and ovary
stamen which has an anther and filament
petals
sepals
leaves
The part of the flower that often attracts pollinators so they can transfer pollen from the anther to the stigma is known as a...
(a)
The part of the flower that protects it before it opens is called.
(a)
The stamen is the male part of the flower which has the following parts...
Ovary
Stigma
Anther
Filament
Style
The part of the plant which produces pollen is called.
(a)
This part of the flower holds up the anther. It is called the...
(a)
The pistil (or carpel) in the flower contains the following parts...
filament
style
anther
stigma
ovary
This part of the flower is sticky to capture pollen. This is called the...
(a)
This part of the flower holds up the stigma. It is called the...
(a)
This part of the flower contains ovules which get fertilised by pollen. It is called the...
(a)
Pollination is...
when the ovary turns into a fruit
when seeds are spread across an area
when pollen is transferred from an anther to a stigma in a flower
when pollen joins with an ovule to make a seed
Fertilisation in a plant is when...
when seeds are spread out across an area
pollen travels down the style and joins with an ovule in the ovary. This will become a seed.
when leaves use sunlight and carbon dioxide to help create food
when pollen is transferred by animal to another plant's stigma
Bees, bats and birds are all examples of...
pollinators
fertilisers
detritivores
aquatic organisms
When the ovule become fertilised by the pollen, seeds are produced and the ovary...
become a root vegetable
become a new flower
become a new leaf
may develop into fruit with seeds
Seeds are dispersed by...
bursting and explosion
magic, ghosts and dragons
being carried by living things e.g. fur or eaten and deposited in droppings
shaking and dropping
water and wind
When leaves harvest the sunlight and use carbon dioxide and water to create food, it is called...
(a)
Which is the correct order of events after a seed is planted...
(1) Germination (seed grows) (2) Growth (plant becoming larger with new organs (3) Pollination (pollen is transferred from anther to stigma) (4) Fertilisation (the pollen combines with the ovule in the ovary and forms seeds) (5) Fruition (the ovary becomes fruit with seeds) (6) Seed Dispersal (seeds are spread around to germinate)
(1) Fruition (the ovary becomes fruit with seeds) (2) Germination (seed grows) (3) Pollination (pollen is transferred from anther to stigma) (4) Fertilisation (the pollen combines with the ovule in the ovary and forms seeds) (5)Seed Dispersal (seeds are spread around to germinate) (6) Growth (plant becoming larger with new organs
