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WorksheetsHow do plants use flowers or cones to reproduce?
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is the bee doing to the flower?
pollinating it
eating its fruit
germinating it
scattering its seeds
What kind of plant grows cones to make seeds?
fern
summer
flowering plant
conifer plant
What is germinate?
To begin to grow.
To carry pollen to
The process plants use to make food.
What is the definition of reproduce?
The process of asking questions
To begin to grow
To make more of the same kind
What is the definition of pollinate?
The process plants use to make food.
To carry pollen to
To make more of the same kind
Select the Life Cycle of a Flowering Plant.
1.Germination 2. Pollination 3. Stems and Roots 4. Flowers 5.Seeds
1.Seeds 2. Germination 3. Stems and Roots 4. Flowers 5.Pollination
1.Flowers 2. Germination 3. Stems and Roots 4. Seeds 5.Pollination
Conifers plants grow _________ instead of flowers to make seeds.
fruits
cones
rocks
What is pollination?
The process plants use to make food.
To carry pollen from one flower to another
To make more of the same kind
This is a ................................plant.
non-flowering
flowering
flowering plants make seeds to ..........................
scatter away
pollinate
reproduce
A butterfly flies from one flower to another looking for food. How does this help the flowers?
The butterfly protects the seeds
The butterfly pollinates the flower
The butterfly makes food for the plant
What are the two ways of pollination?
by water
by wind
by animals
how do insects pollinate flowers?
smelling the flower
carrying pollen
feed on nectar
How does the pine tree reproduce?
By producing cones
By producing flowers
By producing spores
Which choices below are ways pollen can move from one flower to another?
Select ALL that apply.
Insects
Birds
Rain
Wind
What process happens when a small root and a plant begin to grows out of a seed?
Cone
Cycle
Flower
Germination
The picture shows an example of a plant with _____
spores
branches
roots
seeds
They are colorful and protect the parts of the flowers that make seeds.
pistil
petals
sepals
anthers
How do most plants reproduce?
They take in carbon dioxideand give off oxygen.
Their flowers fall off and begin growing into a new plant.
They lay eggs that grow into new plants.
They produce seeds that grow into new plants
When we say that plants reproduce, it means that they .
grow bigger and bigger
make more of the same kind of plant
make their own food
make a new kind of plant
What is germinate?
To begin to grow.
To carry pollen to
The process plants use to make food.
What is the definition of reproduce?
The process of asking questions
To begin to grow
To make more of the same kind
To … (a) means to start to grow.
What is the process shown in the picture above?
Fertilisation
Germination
Pollination
Seed dispersal
Which of these helps pine trees pollinate?
bees
wind
water
roots
which is defined as making more of the same kind?
reproduce
germinate
grow
flowering plant
what's the purpose of colorful flower petals?
to make seeds
to attract bees
to absorb nutrients
to absorb oxygen
which is defined as the act of carrying pollen to another flower?
alleviate
scattering
pollinate
germinate
How does pollen get spread?
wind
animals
wind and animals
wind and water
What is the purpose of fruit
to protect the leaves
to protect the seed
to protect the stem
to protect the bees
what is on the outside of a seed
the stem
the flower
the leaf
the seed coat
what does the seed coat do?
protects the material inside the seed
protect the germination
protect the roots
protect the fruit
Which is defined as beginning to grow?
plant
seed
germinate
accelerate
which type of cone holds the pollen?
large cone
small cone
which type of cone holds the seeds?
large cone
small cone
how do cones pollinate?
the wind blows the pollen from the small cone to the seed in the large cone
the wind blows the pollen from the large cone to the seed in the small cone
deer eat the large cone and leave the seed on the ground to pollinate
pollen falls to the ground where the seed is already resting
