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WorksheetsBio Unit 6 Quiz 3
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
It is the often the brightly colored, fragrant, and showy part of the flower that attracts the birds and insects that pollinate them and a surface for the pollinator to rest on.
Petals
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Animal digestive tracts, wind, fur or clothing, and water are all methods of ---.
Seed dispersal
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Most angiosperm plants are ---.
Dicots
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The two different types of fruit are --- and --- .
Fleshy fruits
Dry fruits
What is an angiosperm?
a seed-bearing plant that produces flowers
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What conditions do most seeds need to germinate?
absorbing enough water, sufficient oxygen, and the right temperature
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The process in flowers in which two sperm fertilize two different eggs; one grows into the embryo, the other into the endosperm is —————.
Double fertilization
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The food-storage tissue that supports the development of the embryo is the ---.
Endosperm
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A plant that has a life span of one year or one growing season.
Annual
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A plant that has a life span of more than two years.
Perennial
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A plant that has a life span of two years.
Biennial
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All the sepals on a flower are called the ———(1)———, while all the petals are ————(2)————.
(1) Calyx
(2) Corolla
The female and male reproductive structure of the flower are the ———(1)———and ————(2)————receptively.
(1) Pistil
(2) Stamen
When the pollen grains from one anther stick to the stigma on the same flower or another flower on the same plant
Self-pollination
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The transfer of pollen grains from the male anther to a female stigma
Pollination
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When a pollen grain sticks a stigma of a different plant of the same species
Crossed-pollination
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The outermost part of the flower that protects the flower as it develops is the ---.
Sepal
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Plants with one cotyledon (seed leaf) in the seed.
Monocot
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Plants with two cotyledons (seed leaves) in the seed.
Dicot
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What is photoperiodism?
The response of flowering plants to changes in the durations of light and dark periods during the day
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The ripened ovary of a flower that contains the seeds of an angiosperm is a(n) ---.
Fruit
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The period before germination
Seed dormancy
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The beginning of development of a seed into a new plant
Germination
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The science and art of growing fruits, vegetables. flowers, or ornamental plants
Horticulture
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The proliferation of angiosperms is because they are ——————.
Adaptable
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