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WorksheetsNatural Science.
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
When the pollen travels down the pistil to the ovary we talk of…
Germination.
Fertilisation.
Pollination.
Reproduction.
When insects or air carry pollen from the stamen of a flower to the pistil of another we talk of…
Fertilisation.
Reproduction.
Pollination.
Germination.
Tubers are underground stems, and sometimes they are edible.
True.
False.
The tropic movement of plants to sunlight is called:
Hydrotropism.
Gravitropism.
Humidity.
Phototropism.
The roots of a plant grow towards the water in the ground. This is called:
Phototropism.
Gravitropism.
Hydrotropism.
Growing.
The parts of a flower are:
Calyx, corolla and germination.
Stamen, corolla, calyx and pistil.
Fruit, pollination and calyx.
The parts of the pistil are:
Flower, pollen and ovule.
Fragance, fruit and seed.
Stigma, style and ovary.
Stolons are:
Stems that grow horizontally above the ground.
Stems that grow underground at the bottom of the stem.
Stems that a gardener separates from the parent plant.
Many plants can reproduce without flowers or seeds.
True.
False.
The process of reproduction in plants is the following:
Pollination and pistil.
Calyx, fruit and fertilisation.
Pollination, fertilisation and germination.
