1. An example of asexual reproduction in plants is:
A formation of flower and fruit
B grass growing from seed
C growing plants from cuttings |
2. The non-sexual parts of a flower are the:
A stamen and pistil
B anther and ovary
C petals and sepals |
3. The reproductive mechanism of ferns and mosses is:
A spores
B seeds
C sori |
4. All tracheophytes except ferns reproduce by:
A seeds
B sori
C spores |
5. Another name for plants with 'naked seeds' is:
A gymnosperm
B angiosperm
C ginkgo |
6. Plants with their seeds enclosed in a fruit are:
A angiosperms
B gymnosperms
C ferns |
7. The parts of the female pistil are:
A ovary, style and stigma
B anther and filament
C ovary and anther |
8. The process of transferring pollen from one flower to another is:
A fertilisation
B nectar production
C pollination |
9. Flowers with only male reproductive organs are:
Ahermaphrodite flowers
Bstaminate flowers
Cpistillate flowers |
10. Monocotyledons have petals in multiples of:
Afive
Bfour
Cthree |
11. The correct chronological order is:
Aflower, fruit
Bfruit, flower
Cfertilisation, pollination |
12. Examples of flowering plants are:
Agrasses, rose bushes and eucalypts
Bpine trees, maple trees, oak trees
Cmint, rosemary, pine tree |
13. Pollination is:
Athe fusion of gametes in a flower that has been pollinated by insects such as bees
Bthe transfer of the male pollen grain from the anther of one flower to the stigma of the same or a different flower
Cthe same as fertilisation |
14. Agents of pollination include:
Aseeds, spores, sori
Bangiosperms and gymnosperms
Cbees, wind, water, gravity |
15. What is needed for germination of a seed to occur?
Awind
Bcarbon dioxide
Cwater |