WorksheetsSSA Prep - 3.L.14.1 - Reproduction of Plants
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Male part of the plant
stamen
pistil
Powder that contains the male reproductive cells of seed bearing plants
petals
pistil
pollen
Female part of the plant.
petals
pistil
pollen
Fertilized egg that grows into a new plant.
pollen
seed
anther
ovary
Where pollen is produced.
pistil
ovary
stamen
anther
Attracts pollinators
petals
pistils
pollen
Contains the ovules which become seeds
anther
ovary
stamen
To transfer pollen from the male reproductive part to the female reproductive part.
pollination
germination
fertilization
When a female reproductive cell is united with a male reproductive cell
pollination
germination
fertilization
The movement, spreading, or transport of seeds through wind, water, animals, and gravity.
pollination
fertilization
seed dispersal
germination
These plants produce cones that have seeds or spores
Flowering plants
Non-flowering plants
How do ferns and mosses reproduce?
cones
seeds
spores
Stems and leaves will grow towards light and heat.
True
False
Anchors the plant; Takes in water and nutrients.
roots
stem
flower
leaves
Uses sunlight, carbon dioxide, and and water to make food.
roots
stem
flower
leaves/needles
Supports the plant; Transports nutrients
roots
stem
flower
leaves/needles
Part of the plant responsible for reproduction.
roots
stem
flower
leaves/needles
Part of a flowering plant that protects seeds.
cone
spore
fruit
Part of a non-flowering plant that contains seeds.
spore
cone
fruit
A pine tree is a ___________ plant. It produces pinecones.
flowering
non-flowering
