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Flower Ident Level 2 Part 2

Total questions: 61

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the common name for the plant Eryngium sp.?

a)

Rose

b)

Thistle

c)

Sunflower

d)

Daisy

2.

What characteristic of Eryngium sp. can cause irritation?

a)

Smooth leaves

b)

Spiky flowers

c)

Fragrant scent

d)

Soft petals

3.

During which season can Eryngium sp. be found?

a)

Spring only

b)

Summer only

c)

All year round

d)

Winter only

4.

What is the common name for Euphorbia fulgens?

a)

Sun spurge

b)

Moon spurge

c)

Star spurge

d)

Cloud spurge

5.

During which seasons does Euphorbia fulgens typically bloom?

a)

Spring/Summer

b)

Autumn/Winter

c)

Summer/Autumn

d)

Winter/Spring

6.

What type of sap does Euphorbia fulgens have?

a)

Watery sap

b)

Sticky sap

c)

Milky sap

d)

Clear sap

7.

What is the scientific name for Lisianthus?

a)

Eustoma russellianum

b)

Rosa canina

c)

Helianthus annuus

d)

Lilium candidum

8.

In what form is Lisianthus commonly available?

a)

Spray form

b)

Single bloom

c)

Cluster form

d)

Vine form

9.

During which season is Lisianthus available?

a)

All year round

b)

Spring only

c)

Summer only

d)

Winter only

10.

What is another name for the Gerbera flower?

a)

African daisy

b)

Transvaal daisy

c)

Sunflower

d)

Marigold

11.

When do Gerbera flowers typically bloom?

a)

Only in spring

b)

Only in summer

c)

All year round

d)

Only in winter

12.

What are the size varieties available for Gerbera flowers?

a)

Only large

b)

Only mini

c)

Large and mini varieties

d)

Medium only

13.

What is the name of the flower shown in the image?

a)

Rose

b)

Freesia

c)

Tulip

d)

Orchid

14.

When is the Freesia flower available?

a)

Only in spring

b)

Only in summer

c)

All year round

d)

Only in winter

15.

What characteristic is associated with the Freesia flower?

a)

Thorny

b)

Scented

c)

Edible

d)

Colorless

16.

What is another name for the flower Gladiolus?

a)

Rose

b)

Sword lily

c)

Tulip

d)

Daffodil

17.

In which season do Gladiolus flowers typically bloom?

a)

Winter

b)

Spring

c)

Summer

d)

Autumn

18.

What is a characteristic of Gladiolus flowers regarding their blooming process?

a)

They bloom overnight

b)

They take a while to open

c)

They bloom in the morning

d)

They open immediately

19.

What is the common name for the plant Gypsophila paniculata?

a)

Baby's breath

b)

Rose

c)

Sunflower

d)

Lavender

20.

When is Gypsophila paniculata available?

a)

Only in summer

b)

All year round

c)

Only in winter

d)

Only in spring

21.

What can be done with Gypsophila paniculata for preservation?

a)

Can be frozen

b)

Can be dried and wired

c)

Can be painted

d)

Can be boiled

22.

What is the scientific name for the sunflower?

a)

Helianthus annuus

b)

Rosa canina

c)

Quercus robur

d)

Lilium candidum

23.

During which seasons do sunflowers typically bloom?

a)

Winter / Spring

b)

Spring / Summer

c)

Summer / Autumn

d)

Autumn / Winter

24.

What can be used from the sunflower when the petals go over?

a)

Leaves

b)

Roots

c)

Seed heads

d)

Stems

25.

What is the common name for the plant Heliconia?

a)

Bird of Paradise

b)

Crabs claw

c)

Peace Lily

d)

Spider Plant

26.

How often does the Heliconia plant bloom?

a)

Only in spring

b)

Only in summer

c)

All year round

d)

Only in winter

27.

What type of variety does the Heliconia plant come in?

a)

Climbing

b)

Trailing

c)

Upright

d)

Floating

28.

What is the genus of the plant shown in the image?

a)

Hippeastrum

b)

Rosa

c)

Tulipa

d)

Lilium

29.

During which season is the plant shown in the image typically associated?

a)

Spring

b)

Summer

c)

Winter

d)

Autumn

30.

What is the common name for the plant shown in the image?

a)

Amaryllis

b)

Daffodil

c)

Sunflower

d)

Orchid

31.

What is a potential risk of the plant shown in the image if consumed?

a)

It is beneficial

b)

It is harmful

c)

It is nutritious

d)

It is tasteless

32.

What is the genus name of the plant shown in the image?

a)

Hyacinthus

b)

Rosa

c)

Tulipa

d)

Narcissus

33.

What season is associated with the blooming of the plant shown in the image?

a)

Winter

b)

Spring

c)

Summer

d)

Autumn

34.

What is a potential risk of the plant shown in the image if ingested?

a)

Causes allergies

b)

Harmful if eaten

c)

Causes skin irritation

d)

Attracts insects

35.

What is the scientific name for the Hydrangea shown in the image?

a)

macrophylla

b)

floribunda

c)

grandiflora

d)

japonica

36.

During which seasons do Hydrangeas typically bloom?

a)

Winter / Spring

b)

Spring / Summer

c)

Summer / Autumn

d)

Autumn / Winter

37.

What can be done with the large heads of Hydrangeas?

a)

They can be eaten

b)

They can be broken down and wired

c)

They can be used as medicine

d)

They can be painted

38.

What is another name for the Iris flower?

a)

Rose

b)

Tulip

c)

Flag flower

d)

Sunflower

39.

What is the scientific name mentioned for the Iris flower?

a)

hollandica

b)

floribunda

c)

grandiflora

d)

japonica

40.

How long do Iris flowers last once they open?

a)

Several weeks

b)

A few days

c)

All year round

d)

A month

41.

When are Iris flowers available?

a)

Only in spring

b)

Only in summer

c)

All year round

d)

Only in winter

42.

What is the scientific name of the sweet pea?

a)

Lathyrus odoratus

b)

Rosa canina

c)

Helianthus annuus

d)

Narcissus pseudonarcissus

43.

During which season do sweet peas typically bloom?

a)

Winter

b)

Spring

c)

Summer

d)

Autumn

44.

What is a characteristic feature of sweet pea stems?

a)

Long and thorny

b)

Very short and scented

c)

Thick and woody

d)

Smooth and waxy

45.

What is the genus name of the plant shown in the image?

a)

Liatris

b)

Spicata

c)

Foliage

d)

Mouldy

46.

What happens to the foliage of the plant shown in the image?

a)

It blooms all year round

b)

It goes mouldy quickly

c)

It stays green all year

d)

It changes color in autumn

47.

What type of plant is shown in the image?

a)

Rose

b)

Lilium

c)

Tulip

d)

Orchid

48.

What is the scent characteristic of the plant shown?

a)

Strongly scented

b)

Unscented

c)

Sweetly scented

d)

Spicy scented

49.

What is the flowering period of the plant shown in the image?

a)

Spring only

b)

Summer only

c)

All year round

d)

Winter only

50.

What hybrid type does the plant in the image belong to?

a)

Oriental hybrids

b)

Asiatic hybrids

c)

Martagon hybrids

d)

Trumpet hybrids

51.

What is the scientific name for the lily shown in the image?

a)

Lilium longiflorum

b)

Rosa canina

c)

Tulipa gesneriana

d)

Narcissus pseudonarcissus

52.

What is the shape of the flowers of the lily shown in the image?

a)

Trumpet shaped

b)

Bell shaped

c)

Star shaped

d)

Cup shaped

53.

During which time of the year does the lily shown in the image bloom?

a)

All year round

b)

Only in spring

c)

Only in summer

d)

Only in winter

54.

What is the scientific name for the Oriental hybrid lily?

a)

Rosa

b)

Lilium

c)

Tulipa

d)

Narcissus

55.

When do Oriental hybrid lilies typically bloom?

a)

Spring only

b)

Summer only

c)

All year round

d)

Winter only

56.

What is a potential risk of having Oriental hybrid lilies around pets?

a)

Leaves are toxic

b)

Pollen is harmful

c)

Stems are poisonous

d)

Roots are dangerous

57.

What is the scientific name for Statice?

a)

Limonium sinuatum

b)

Rosa canina

c)

Helianthus annuus

d)

Lavandula angustifolia

58.

Which of the following is true about Statice?

a)

It blooms only in spring

b)

It can be dried

c)

It is a type of cactus

d)

It is only found in tropical regions

59.

What is the genus name of the plant shown in the image?

a)

Rosa

b)

Matthiola

c)

Lilium

d)

Tulipa

60.

Which season is associated with the flowering of the plant shown in the image?

a)

Winter

b)

Spring

c)

Summer

d)

Autumn

61.

What is a characteristic feature of the flowers shown in the image?

a)

Thorny

b)

Scented

c)

Edible

d)

Evergreen