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AsterQuiz Science ExamVersión en línea Get ready for you exam por Leila Valderrama Valderrama 1 Which part of the flower is responsible for producing pollen grains? a Stigma b Style c Anther 2 The male reproductive part of a flower (stamen) consists of: a Stigma and ovary b Anther and filament c Petal and sepal 3 Which structure protects the flower before it opens? a Sepal b Petal c Carpel 4 The female part of the flower (carpel) includes which three structures? a Anther, filament, and pollen b Stigma, style, and ovary c Roots, stem, and leaves 5 What is the correct order of events in plant reproduction? a Fertilisation → Pollination → Seed formation b Seed formation → Fertilisation → Pollination c Pollination → Fertilisation → Seed formation 6 What happens during fertilisation? a Pollen lands on the stigma b Male and female cells join together inside the ovule c The petals attract animals 7 Why do flowers have colorful petals? a To protect the roots from the sun b To attract insects and other pollinators c To produce food for the plant 8 Which part of the flower receives the pollen during pollination? a Anther b Sepal c Stigma 9 If a seed has wings or light hairs, how is it most likely dispersed? a By animals b By water c By wind 10 Where does a young plant get its food before it can perform photosynthesis? a From the soil b From the sun c From the cotyledon 11 A plant stem helps the plant by a Absorbing water directly from the air b Carrying water and nutrients between the roots and leaves c Protecting the flower before it blooms 12 What do leaves need to capture from the environment to make food? a Light energy and carbon dioxide b Soil and shade c Pollen and minerals 13 What type of reproduction uses a tuber or a runner? a Sexual reproduction (with seeds) b Asexual reproduction c Germination 14 After fertilisation occurs, what does the ovary turn into? a A seed b A new flower c A fruit 15 A seed with sticky hooks is designed to be moved by: a Floating down a river b Sticking to animal fur or human clothes c Flying in the breeze 16 What is a perfect flower? a A flower that has both male (stamen) and female (carpel) parts b A flower with bright colorful petals c A flower that does not need water to grow 17 Which three conditions are necessary for a seed to germinate? a Soil, darkness, and fertilizer b Water, air, and warmth c Light, carbon dioxide, and fruit 18 Why is seed dispersal helpful to new plants? a It makes seeds grow faster b It prevents new plants from competing with parent plants for space and light c It protects seeds from insects 19 How many cotyledons does a dicotyledonous seed have? a One b Two c None 20 Pollination and fertilisation are the exact same process. a True b Falsa 21 During dormancy, a seed is actively growing into a seedling. a True b False 22 The sepal protects the flower bud before it opens. a True b False 23 In cross-pollination, pollen moves between flowers on DIFFERENT plants of the same type. a True b False 24 In fertilisation, a pollen grain produces a __________ that grows through the style. a Seed coat b Pollen tube c Runner 25 What happens during self-pollination? a Pollen travels to a flower on a different plant. b Pollen moves to the stigma of the same flower or plant. c Seeds are dispersed by explosive pods.

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Which part of the flower is responsible for producing pollen grains?

The male reproductive part of a flower (stamen) consists of:

Which structure protects the flower before it opens?

The female part of the flower (carpel) includes which three structures?

What is the correct order of events in plant reproduction?

What happens during fertilisation?

Why do flowers have colorful petals?

Which part of the flower receives the pollen during pollination?

If a seed has wings or light hairs, how is it most likely dispersed?

Where does a young plant get its food before it can perform photosynthesis?

A plant stem helps the plant by

What do leaves need to capture from the environment to make food?

What type of reproduction uses a tuber or a runner?

After fertilisation occurs, what does the ovary turn into?

A seed with sticky hooks is designed to be moved by:

What is a perfect flower?

Which three conditions are necessary for a seed to germinate?

Why is seed dispersal helpful to new plants?

How many cotyledons does a dicotyledonous seed have?

Pollination and fertilisation are the exact same process.

During dormancy, a seed is actively growing into a seedling.

The sepal protects the flower bud before it opens.

In cross-pollination, pollen moves between flowers on DIFFERENT plants of the same type.

In fertilisation, a pollen grain produces a __________ that grows through the style.

What happens during self-pollination?