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WorksheetsReproduction in Plants Grade -7
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
Why do living things reproduce?
Living things do not have a choice.
To ensure continuity of their kind.
To ensure consistency in their kind.
Which of the following is the right order?
Pollination -- Dispersal -- Germination -- Fertilisation
Pollination -- Fertilisation -- Germination -- Dispersal
Pollination -- Dispersal -- Fertilisation -- Germination
Pollination -- Fertilisation -- Dispersal -- Germination
Which is NOT a characteristic of flowers that are pollinated by wind?
feathery stigma
light
sweet nectar
small petals
When we prevent overcrowding of plants, we reduce the competition for ________________________________________.
Water, Minerals and Light
Water, Nutrients and Minerals
Water, Nutrients, Light and Minerals
Water, Light and Space
Which of the following consists of only parts of the female parts of the flower?
style, ovary, anther, pollen grain
anther. style, ovary, stigma, egg cell
egg cell, male reproductive cell, ovule
ovule, ovary, style, stigma, egg cell
Which of the following is describes Self-Pollination?
Pollen grains are transferred from anther to stigma of another flower.
Pollen grains are transferred from filament to stigma of the same flower.
Pollen grains are transferred from anther to stigma of the same flower.
Pollen grains are transferred from stigma to anther of the same flower.
Sexual reproduction involves gametes
True
False
Asexual reproduction does not involve gametes
True
False
Name the gametes in a plant
Egg & sperm
Egg & pollen
Pollen & sperm
The stamen is made of the
Anther & filament
Anther & petal
Fliament & ovary
Ovary & style
The carpel is made of the
Stigma & petals
Stigma, style & ovary
Filament & anther
Petals
The transfer of pollen from anther of 1 plant to stigma of another is called
Fertilisation
Pollination
Germination
Dispersal
Pollination happens by wind and insects
False
True
The fusion of the male gamete nucleus with the female gamete nucleus to make a zygote
Pollination
Germination
Dispersal
Fertilisation
The growth of a seed into a plant is called
Pollination
Fertilisation
Seed and fruit formation
Germination
What conditions are needed for germination
Light, water, oxygen
Water, oxygen, warmth
Water, cold, oxygen
Dry, warmth, oxygen
What part of the flower is B ?
pistil
petal
ovary
pollen
Seed structure that protects seed
radicle
plumule
endosperm
seed coat(testa)
Root, stem and leaves are called-
Sexual parts
Vegetative parts
When a plant reproduces by its vegetative parts it is called-
Asexual reproduction
Sexual reproduction
The roots of this plant can give rise to a new baby plant.
Bryophyllum
Sweet potato
Sugarcane
The stem of this plant can become a new plant.
Potato
Sugarcane
Ginger
All of theses
The leaves of this plant produces buds in their margin which grows into a new plant.
Sugarcane
Lotus
Bryophyllum
Tulsi
Stem cutting is a common method of artificial vegetative propagation in which plant?
Rose
Jasmine
Blueberry
Apple
The ______ supports the stigma and keeps it high above the plant to receive pollen grains easily.
style
filament
stalk
stem
After a pollen grain has reached the stigma, it travels through the __________ to reach the ovary.
style
stalk
stigma
stem
Non-flowering plants e.g. ferns, do not reproduce by seeds. Instead, they reproduce by ____________.
Sperm
Spores
Eggs
Cells
What is the reproductive part of the plant is?
Stem
Root
Flower
Leaf
Vegetative propagation in potato takes place by
leaves
stem
roots
seed
