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Buzzing About Pollination!

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is pollination?

a)

The process of watering plants

b)

The movement of pollen from one flower to another

c)

The way plants grow roots

d)

The act of picking flowers

2.

Which of these is a pollinator?

a)

Dog

b)

Moth

c)

Fish

d)

Snake

3.

Why are flowers important to plants?

a)

They help plants make seeds

b)

They make the plant taller

c)

They keep the plant warm

d)

They help the plant move

4.

How do bees help flowers?

a)

By eating the petals

b)

By carrying pollen from one flower to another

c)

By making honey inside the flower

d)

By hiding in the leaves

5.

Which of these is NOT a type of pollinator?

a)

Butterfly

b)

Wind

c)

Cat

d)

Hummingbird

6.

What do flowers give to pollinators like bees and butterflies?

a)

Water

b)

Nectar

c)

Soil

d)

Rocks

7.

If a bee visits a flower, what does it collect to help with pollination?

a)

Fruit

b)

Pollen

c)

Nectar

d)

Leaves

8.

Which part of the flower does pollen need to reach for pollination to happen?

a)

Petal

b)

Stem

c)

Stigma

d)

Leaf

9.

How does wind help with pollination?

a)

By blowing pollen from one flower to another

b)

By making flowers grow faster

c)

By watering the plants

d)

By making the soil soft

10.

Why do flowers have bright colors and sweet smells?

a)

To scare away animals

b)

To attract pollinators

c)

To make the plant heavy

d)

To keep the plant cool

11.

If there were no bees, what might happen to many flowers?

a)

They would grow faster

b)

They might not make seeds

c)

They would turn blue

d)

They would become trees

12.

Why is pollination important for people?

a)

It helps us get fruits and vegetables to eat

b)

It makes the air cleaner

c)

It helps us sleep better

d)

It makes the sun shine

13.

If you see a hummingbird visiting a flower, what is it most likely doing?

a)

Drinking nectar and helping pollinate the flower

b)

Building a nest

c)

Eating leaves

d)

Sleeping

14.

Imagine a garden with only one kind of flower and no pollinators. What might happen to the plants in the future?

a)

They will make lots of seeds

b)

They might not make any seeds

c)

They will grow taller

d)

They will turn into trees

15.

If you wanted to help pollinators in your neighborhood, what could you do?

a)

Plant more flowers

b)

Pick all the flowers

c)

Cover flowers with plastic

d)

Spray flowers with water every hour

16.

A bee visits a flower and gets pollen on its body. It then flies to another flower. What happens next to help the plant?

a)

The bee eats the flower

b)

The pollen rubs off onto the new flower, helping it make seeds

c)

The bee makes a nest in the flower

d)

The flower changes color

17.

Why do you think some flowers open during the day and close at night?

a)

To save energy and attract pollinators when they are active

b)

To hide from the sun

c)

To keep the rain out

d)

To make the plant taller

18.

If a garden has many different types of flowers, how might this help pollinators?

a)

It gives pollinators more choices for food

b)

It makes the garden noisy

c)

It makes the soil hard

d)

It scares away pollinators

19.

How could you explain to a friend why bees are important for flowers and people?

a)

Bees help flowers make seeds, which grow into fruits and vegetables that people eat

b)

Bees make the flowers smell bad

c)

Bees eat all the flowers

d)

Bees make the flowers disappear

20.

Which of these animals is most likely to help pollinate a flower at night?

a)

Bat

b)

Chicken

c)

Cow

d)

Frog