WorksheetsReproduction in Flowering Plants
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Flowering plants produce flowers for ....
reproduction
germination
production
make the place beautiful
The male part of flower is called ....
sepal
petal
pistil
stamen
The female part of flower is called ....
sepal
petal
pistil
stamen
Stamen consists of ... and ....
stigma
ovary
anther
style
filament
The pistil consists of ..., ..., and ....
stigma
style
anther
ovary
filament
The pollen grains contain a ... reproductive cells.
male
female
The ovule contains a ... reproductive cell.
male
female
Look at the picture!
The … surround and protect the flower when it is in the bud stage.
sepal
petal
stamen
pistil
These are characteristics of flower pollinated by insect:
The petals are colourful.
The petals are absent.
The flower is scented.
Nectar is present.
The pollen grains are tiny and light.
The flower pollinated by wind is ....
The fusion of the male reproductive cell with the female reproductive cell to form a zygote is called ….
pollination
germination
fertilisation
seed production
After fertilisation, the ovary develops into a ….
seed
fruit
flower
After fertilisation, the ovule develops into a ….
fruit
seed
flower
The characteristics of fruit dispersed by animal are ….
The fruit may be sweet and juicy.
The fruit can float on water.
The fruit may have hooks or stiff hairs.
The fruit has a wing-like sructure.
The fruit ripens, dries up and explodes.
The fruit or seed dispersed by water is ….
The shorea seed dispersed by....
explosion
animal
water
wind
These are reproduction processes of flowering plants, except ….
germination
photosynthesis
seed dispersal
pollination
The flower that has stamen and pistil only is called ....
unisexual flower
bisexual flower
The hibiscus flower is ... flower, because it has stamen and pistil.
unisexual
bisexual
Look at the picture!
The process that labelled with C shows a ....
self-pollination
cross-pollination
