Plant Reproduction Review

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Science

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6th - 8th Grade

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NGSS

MS-LS3-2, MS-LS1-4

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John Heuer

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3 Slides • 22 Questions

Multiple Choice

What is the male part of the flower called?

Pistil

Stamen

Pollen

Ovule

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What is the female part of the flower called?

Pistil

Stamen

Pollen

Ovule

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The female sex cell of a plant is called:

Pistil

Stamen

Pollen

Ovule

Multiple Choice

The male sex cell of a plant is called:

Pistil

Stamen

Pollen

Ovule

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the process of pollen uniting with the ovule to form seeds?

Budding

Running

Pollination

Fertilization

Multiple Choice

What is the transfer of pollen from the stamen to the pistil called?

Budding

Running

Pollination

Fertilization

Multiple Choice

The process by which a plant grows from a seed or spore into a seedling is called:

Off Shoot

Running

Germination

Budding

Labeling

Label the different parts of the female reproductive organ of a flower

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Stigma

Ovary

Style

Ovule

Labeling

Label the different parts of the Male Reproductive System of a Flower

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Filament

Pollen

Anther

Labeling

Label the parts of the flower.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

stamen

ovary

pistil

petal

Multiple Choice

What best describes #1

Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

Pollen comes off the stamen

Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

Multiple Choice

What best describes #2 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

Pollen comes off the stamen

Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

Multiple Choice

What best describes #3 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

Pollen comes off the stamen

The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

Multiple Choice

What best describes #4 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

Pollen comes off the stamen

Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

Multiple Choice

What best describes #5 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

Fruit ripens and the seeds come out

Pollen comes off the stamen

Multiple Choice

What best describes #6 in the pollination life cycle diagram?

Pollen comes off the stamen

The ovary turns into a fruit to protect the seeds.

Pollen lands on the stigma part of the plant.

Pollen fertilizes the eggs in the ovules.

Flowers develop on plants to begin the reproduction cycle again

Multiple Choice

What do pine trees and apple trees have in common?

They reproduce via sexual reproduction by producing spores

They reproduce via asexual reproduction by producing fruits

They reproduce via asexual reproduction by producing runners

They reproduce via sexual reproduction by producing seeds

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between how pine trees reproduce and how apple trees reproduce?

Pine trees reproduce via spores. Apple Trees reproduce via flowers

Pine Trees reproduce via cones. Apple trees reproduce via flowers

Pine Trees reproduce via flowers. Apple trees reproduce via runners

Pine Trees reproduce via flowers. Apple Trees reproduce via cones

Multiple Choice

How do cone bearing plants like pine trees pollinate?

Pine trees pollinate through wind transfer of pollen from male cones to female cones.

Pine trees self-pollinate without external assistance.

Pine trees use water currents to disperse their pollen.

Pine trees rely on insect pollination for reproduction.

Multiple Choice

How do flower bearing plants like Daises pollinate?

Daisies pollinate through insect pollinators that transfer pollen between flowers.

Daisies use water currents to move pollen between flowers.

Daisies rely on wind to disperse their pollen.

Daisies self-pollinate without any external help.

Multiple Select

What is included in a seed?

Plant Embryos

Initial Food

A Flower

Developed Roots

Multiple Choice

How does a plant like a fern which does not produce seeds, reproduce?

By Sexual reproduction via spore clusters

By Asexual Reproduction via fruits

By Asexual Reproduction by producing spores

By Sexual Reproduction by producing cones

What is the male part of the flower called?

Pistil

Stamen

Pollen

Ovule

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