WorksheetsPlant Reproduction
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the stigma?
The "neck" of the pistil. Where the pollen grains travel down.
Where the female's eggs are stored.
The sticky top part that collects the pollen grain.
Bees and birds are not pollinators.
False
True
Angiosperms reproduce _______.
Asexually
Sexually
Gymnosperms typically have ______.
Fruits
Cones
Flowers
What is pollination?
When a seed roots itself to begin to grow a new plant.
The sperm (in pollen grains) from a flower is placed on the stigma of another flower.
Seeds can be dispersed and grow into new plants.
True
False
What is the filament?
Where the pollen is made which contains sperm.
Where the ovules are produced.
The long stem that holds up the anther.
What organs are part of the female reproductive system? (Pick 3).
Ovary
Stigma
Filament
Style
The ovary eventually turns into a fruit, and the ovules become seeds.
True
False
Angiosperms produce ___ that contains seeds. (Pick 2).
Cones
Flowers
Eggs
Fruits
Pollinators are often attracted to the ___ of a plant. (Multiple Choice).
Petals
Scent
Electricity
What is germination?
When a bee pollinates a flower.
When sperm fertilizes an egg.
When a seed roots itself to begin to grow a new plant.
The male reproductive structure consists of the: (Pick 2).
Ovary
Anther
Stigma
Filament
In what type of reproduction can: new plants grow from the roots, leaves, or stems of a parent plant?
Budding
Sexual
Cloning
Asexual
Do angiosperms have ovaries?
No!
Yes!
