WorksheetsREPRODUCTION
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 16mins
Choose the best overall definition of reproduction:
the topic we just spent three weeks learning about
when one parent makes a copy of itself
when two parents unite their gametes to create a genetically diverse offspring
the passing of genes from a parent generation onto their offspring
What are offspring?
the cells used to reproduce
where DNA comes from
the organisms of the next generation
the month of March, when it is between seasons like now
How many parents are involved in asexual reproduction?
0
1
2
4
How many parents are involved in sexual reproduction?
0
4
1
2
Which is true of the offspring's DNA in asexual reproduction?
it mixes with other DNA
it is made separately
it is the same as the parent
it is not used at all
What form of simple reproduction did we recently cover that connected us to asexual reproduction?
photosynthesis
cell transport
meiosis
mitosis
Asexual reproduction is more common in:
multicellular organisms
unicellular organisms
When an organisms splits into two halves
fragmentation
budding
binary fission
nuclear fission
When a tiny version of the parent starts growing on it, then breaks free
regeneration
vegetative propagation
budding
that final song in High School Musical
When a parent organism breaks apart and regrows
binary fission
sporulation
vegetative propagation
fragmentation + regeneration
When eggs are laid and hatched without being fertilized by a father
sporulation
parthenogenesis
budding
fragmentation
When a tiny and simple reproductive cells is set free and develops with out being fertilized
budding
fragmentation
sporulation
vegetative propagation
When plants reproduce in any one of a variety of methods
sporulation
vegetative propagaton
binary fission
budding
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water
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electric
fire
Choose the best definition of sexual reproduction:
a biological process by which animals create offspring by combining their genetic material
a biological process by which plants create offspring by combining their genetic material
a biological process by which plants and animals create offspring by combining their genetic material
a biological process by which a plant or animal creates offspring by independently making copies of itself
What is fertilization?
a technique used to help plants grow stronger and more genetically diverse
the type of reproduction where a single parent can still raise offspring on its own
the method of a one parent utilizing its genetic material to reproduce independently
the process in which two gametes unite to form a new organism
What are gametes?
pollen
eggs
sperm
ovules
sex cells
How are gametes made?
mitosis
meiosis
independent assortment
DNA replication
How many cells are made during meiosis?
0
4
1
2
How many cells are made in mitosis?
4
1
2
0
What is NOT different between mitosis and meiosis?
the end product number
the use of DNA
the stages
the end product cell type
WHICH IS UNTRUE?
Mitosis forms fully developed cells
Meiosis forms cells with 1/2 the DNA they need
Mitosis is a type of asexual reproduction
Meiosis is a type of sexual reproduction
What is the main advantage of sexual reproduction?
It's fast
Offers genetic variation
It needs a pair of parents
It is for complex organisms
What is the pistil?
where ovules are formed
where pollen attaches
whole female section of a flower
how pollen moves thru a flower
What are ovules?
female plant gamete
male plant gamete
What is the ovary?
where pollen attaches
where ovules are stored
how pollen moves thru a flower
where pollen is held out
What is the stigma?
where pollen is formed
whole male part of the flower
holds pollen out
where pollen attaches
What is the style?
where pollen attaches
how pollen moves thru a flower
holds pollen out of a flower
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What is the stamen?
male part that produces pollen
male part that hold pollen
female part that grabs pollen
female part that moves pollen
Pollination is specific type of:
fermentation
fertilizer
fertilization
Ferdinand
Seeds are:
fertilization
"baby plants"
irrelevent
Plants can reproduce naturally if they are structured as all EXCEPT:
male/female on the same flower
male/female on different parts of the plant
male/female of two different plants that reproduce
male/female on different plants of the same type
DURING POLLINATION:
Pollen must first get stuck on the
stamen
style
anther
stigma
DURING POLLINATION:
Pollen will move thru the
style
ovules
ovary
stigma
DURING POLLINATION:
A pollinator will get pollen on it from the
anther
stigma
ovary
stamen
AT THE END OF POLLINATION:
The result will be
ovules
pollen
seeds
plants
