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WorksheetsPlants and Reproduction Revision
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
How different are the offspring produced by asexual reproduction when compared to the parents?
Very different
Identical
Similar
Mostly the same
How many parents there are in asexual reproduction?
0
1
2
4
What are the offspring produced by asexual reproduction called?
Multiples
Variables
Clones
Seeds
What organ in plants is used for sexual reproduction?
Stem
Roots
Flowers
Leaves
Identify which of the below statements are correct in regards to phloem. (You can select more than one answer)
Transport of glucose and nutrients
Bidirectional movement
Transport of water from roots to leaves
Unidirectional movement
Fill in the missing words in the sentence below:
Due to the presence of ___________________ , the surface area of the roots is __________________ allowing water and nutrients to be absorbed _______________ .
flowers, decreased, slower
root hairs, decreased, slower.
flowers, increased, faster.
root hairs, increased, faster.
Name the sugar transport system in plants.
Xylem
Phloem
Capillaries
Arteries
For water-based animals such as fish, amphibians, and coral, fertilisation occurs where?
Externally
Internally
Asexually
On land
Budding is when a new organism develops from an outgrowth or bud due to cell division at one particular site.
What is budding is a form of?
Photosynthesis
Sexual Reproduction
Asexual Reproduction
Cellular Respiration
Name part 5 of the flower.
Stigma
Style
Ovules
Filament
Identify which of the below statements are correct in regards to xylem. (You can select more than one answer)
Transport of glucose and nutrients
Bidirectional movement
Transport of water from roots to leaves
Unidirectional movement
Fill in the spaces below:
Chlorophyll is an essential part of the __________________ process and is the reason plant leaves are ________________ .
photosynthesis, green.
respiration, green.
photosynthesis, brown.
respiration, brown.
Why does internal fertilisation have a higher success rate for fertilisation compared to external fertilisation?
It involves the indirect transfer of gametes.
Because gametes are placed directly into water.
Internal fertilisation does not involve gametes.
It involves the direct transfer of gametes.
Where does water enter the plant?
Roots
Stomata
Nodes
Vents
How are the gametes are transferred in external fertilisation?
Gametes are not produced in external fertilisation.
Gametes are placed directly into water.
Gametes are placed directly into the opposite sex.
Gametes are placed in the air.
Name part 6 of the flower.
Stigma
Style
Ovules
Filament
How do aquatic animals (which use external fertilisation), ensure that some gametes will successfully meet in order for fertilisation to occur?
They release only a few gametes.
They swim near the same sex of their species.
They use internal fertilisation.
They release millions of gametes.
State where plants should be kept to allow photosynthesis to occur.
A warm damp place
Inside a cardboard box
A pretty pot
A sunny airy place
Where does light enter the plant?
Stomata
Roots
Cuticle
Stem
Name part 7 of the flower.
Stigma
Style
Ovules
Anther
