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WorksheetsPlant Reproduction
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is plant reproduction?
When plants grow to maturity.
The life cycle of non-flowering plants.
The process in which new seeds are created to grow new plants.
The basic needs of plants in order for them to survive.
What part of the plant is at the tip of the pistil and receives pollen?
Ovule
Pollen
Stigma
Stamen
What part of the plant is the female structure that holds the stigma and ovule?
Leaf
Stamen
Ovule
Pistil
What part of the plant is fertilized with pollen to produce seeds?
Leaf
Stem
Ovule
Stamen
What is the male reproductive part of the plant called?
Stamen
Pistil
Leaf
Pollen
What part does the stamen and ovule play in plant reproduction?
The stamen is the female part of the plant and produces fruits.
The stamen holds the ovule and stigma together. This allows the flower to reproduce.
The stamen is the male part of the plant that produces pollen, the ovule receives pollen and creates the seeds or fruit.
The stamen receives pollen from the ovule and produces seeds or fruit.
Two plant reproductive parts are described below
Part 1 The tip of the female reproductive part that receives pollen from the stamen.
Part 2 The male reproductive part that produces pollen.
Which two statements are true about the parts?
Part 1 is the ovule
Part 1 is the stigma
Part 2 is the pistil
part 2 is the stamen
How are the ovule and stigma similar?
They are both held together by the pistil.
They both produce pollen.
The both bear fruit.
They are both male reproductive parts of the plant.
Pollen moves from the stamen to the stigma. From there it moves down the pistil and into the ovule.
True
False
What would happen if a plant was unable to produce or receive pollen?
The plant was make fruit.
The plant would not make fruit or seeds and go extinct.
The plant would adapt and make spores.
Instead of the stamen making pollen the stigma would do it.
