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WorksheetsPlants and Reproduction Full Topic Quiz
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 14mins
An organism is a?
Living thing
a group of organisms that can interbreed to produce fertile offspring
the place where an organism lives
an animal
All organisms must reproduce to?
Replace members that die to avoid extinction
Have sex
To avoid becoming over-populated
Make babies
Which type of reproduction produces an identical copy of the parent?
Sexual reproduction
Asexual reproduction
Vegetative propagation is an example of sexual or asexual reproduction in plants?
Sexual
Asexual
Which answer gives examples of vegetative propagation?
Bulbs, tubers, plantlets, runners
Bulbs, tubers, runners, flowers
Bulbs, seeds, plantlets, runners
Bulbs, seeds, plantlets, flowers
In animal species the male sex cell is called the?
Sperm
Pollen
Egg
Ovule
In plants the sex cells are called the?
Pollen and ovule
Pollen and sperm
Sperm and ovule
Pollen and egg
A sperm and egg cell are an example of a?
Specialised cell
Unspecialised cell
Sex cells are given a scientific name, what is this?
Gametes
Sex cells
Sperm
Egg
Fertilisation occurs when what to cells fuse together to form what cell?
Sperm & Egg to form a zygote
Sperm & zygote to form a egg
Sperm & Egg to form a embryo
Sperm & Egg to form a fetus
When the plant pollen and ovule fuse during fertilisation they make a?
New plant
Seed
Egg
Embryo
Which statement reflects a way in which asexual reproduction is beneficial? Select all that apply.
It results in genetic variation.
It requires a lot of time and energy.
Organisms can reproduce without a mate.
It is a much quicker process.
Germination is?
is the growth and development of the seed embryo into a plant
A plant growing
A plant dying
Formation of a seed
For a plant to germinate it needs which three factors?
Water
Oxygen
Warmth
Sunlight
Soil
Which of the following are commercial uses of plants?
Food
Medicine
Biofuel
Coal
Making computers
Is artificial vegetative propagation a asexual or sexual method of growing plants?
Asexual
Sexual
The main type of artificial vegetative propagation is?
Cuttings
Runner
Tubers
Bulbs
Why do plants need fertilisers?
To grow healthy
For food
To help them make nitrogen
To make energy
What are the main minerals plants need?
Nitrogen
Potassium
Phosphorus
Carbon dioxide
Zinc
If a plant does not have enough Nitrogen what will happen?
It will die
leads to stunted growth and poor root development
It will be unable to make the food it needs
affects the plants ability to absorb water and sunlight.
How would the reliability of an experiment be improved?
Repeating the experiment
Keeping variables the same
Controlling your control variables
Be careful when measuring your results
The diagram shows a plant seed. What is Part C called?
Seed coat
Food store
Embryo root
Embryo shoot
The diagram shows a plant seed. What is Part A called?
Seed coat
Food store
Embryo root
Embryo shoot
