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Seed Packet Vocabulary Quiz

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Annual Plants

a)

require two years to complete their life cycle

b)

complete their entire life cycle from seed to flower to seed within a single growing

season.

c)

are plants that grow for many growing seasons.

2.

Biennial Plants

a)

require two years to complete their life cycle.

b)

complete their entire life cycle from seed to flower to seed within a single growing

season.

c)

are plants that grow for many growing seasons.

3.

Perennial Plants

a)

complete their entire life cycle from seed to flower to seed within a single growing

season.

b)

require two years to complete their life cycle.

c)

are plants that grow for many growing seasons.

4.

Germination

a)

refers to the degree in which a seed is capable of germinating under suitable conditions.

Seed viability is often expressed as a percentage. If you planted one hundred seeds at 75 sprouted and

grew, your seed viability would be 75%. Seed viability decreases with time and poor storage conditions.

b)

means planting seeds in the garden, rather than buying small

plants or starting seeds indoors earlier in the season and transplanting them outside.

c)

is the process by which an organism grows from a seed.

5.

Seed Viability

a)

means planting seeds in the garden, rather than buying small

plants or starting seeds indoors earlier in the season and transplanting them outside.

b)

refers to the degree in which a seed is capable of germinating under suitable conditions.

Seed viability is often expressed as a percentage. If you planted one hundred seeds at 75 sprouted and

grew, your seed viability would be 75%. Seed viability decreases with time and poor storage conditions

c)

is the process by which an organism grows from a seed.

6.

Direct Seeding

a)

is the process by which an organism grows from a seed.

b)

refers to the degree in which a seed is capable of germinating under suitable conditions.

Seed viability is often expressed as a percentage. If you planted one hundred seeds at 75 sprouted and

grew, your seed viability would be 75%. Seed viability decreases with time and poor storage conditions.

c)

means planting seeds in the garden, rather than buying small

plants or starting seeds indoors earlier in the season and transplanting them outside.

7.

Heirloom seeds

a)

plants that pass on similar characteristics and traits from

the parent plant to the child plant.

b)

comes from varieties that produce seed that can be harvested from the plant,

saved, replanted, and the same variety will re-grow year after year

c)

is produced by cross pollinating two genetically different plants of the same species,

such as two different tomatoes or two varieties of corn

8.

A hybrid Seed

a)

is produced by cross pollinating two genetically different plants of the same species,

such as two different tomatoes or two varieties of corn

b)

come from open-pollinated plants that pass on similar characteristics and traits from

the parent plant to the child plant.

c)

comes from varieties that produce seed that can be harvested from the plant,

saved, replanted, and the same variety will re-grow year after year.

9.

Open Pollinated Seeds

a)

.will not

reproduce the same variety the next year.

b)

two genetically different plants of the same species,

such as two different tomatoes or two varieties of corn.

c)

comes from varieties that produce seed that can be harvested from the plant,

saved, replanted, and the same variety will re-grow year after year.