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Science
Pollination Quiz

Pollination Test

What do you call the male part of a flower?*
- Petal
- Leaves
- Anther
- Stamen
What is the female part of a flower called?*
- Anther
- Petal
- Pistil
- Stamen
What happens when animals move around plants?*
- Pollen is being moved from one flower to another
- Pollen might land in the pistils of the flower
- Pollen will meet the eggs inside the pistils
- A seed will be formed
______ is an example of plants that can be pollinated by the wind*
- Hardwood flower
- Pumpkin
- Fremont Cottonwood catkin
- Gumamela flower
If a flower is not pollinated what will happen?*
- The flower will live and a branch will just grow
- The flower will die instantly
- The flower will stop growing but will still be alive
- The flower will die without producing seeds
Why are animals attracted to nectar?*
- Nectar has a very pungent smell
- They are called by the nectar
- Animals cannot resist the smell
- Nectar is a sweet liquid inside flowers that provide food
What also helps in pollination?*
- Water
- The wind
- Humans
- Clouds
What are the usual activities in a flower garden on a summer day?*
- All of the choices mentioned
- Butterflies are visiting the flowers too
- Lady bugs crawl and fly about.
- Bees are buzzing and moving from flower to flower
Give an example of plants that have both male and female flowers*
- Cauliflower and Broccoli
- Pumpkins and cucumbers
- Roses and Daisies
- Bananas and Mangos
What does the anther produce?*
- Pollen
- Seeds
- Eggs
- Powder

Plant life cycles - Quiz

1.

What is the female part of a flower called?

The sepal

The carpel

The stamens

2.

What do the stamens do?

They attract insects

They provide food for insects

They make pollen

3.

The movement of pollen from the stamens to the carpel has a special name. What is it?

Pollination

Fertilization

Germination

4.

Which of these is true?

After pollination, the pollen grain travels down inside the carpel

All flowers are pollinated by insects

All flowers are pollinated by pollen from a different flower

5.

When an ovule is fertilized, it turns into ...

a bud

a leaf

a seed

6.

Which of these is NOT true about how seeds are dispersed?

Some seeds are eaten by animals and deposited somewhere else

Some seeds are blown by the wind

Some seeds grow legs and walk

7.

Which of these is the correct order for events in the life cycle of a plant?

Pollination - germination - fertilization - seed dispersal

Germination - fertilization - seed dispersal - pollination

Germination - pollination - fertilization - seed dispersal

8.

What is the main job of the petals?

To attract insects

To provide food for insects

To make pollen

9.

Where are the nectaries of a flower usually found?

On the outside of the flower

On the stalk

Deep in the centre of the flower

10.

What would happen if plants and animals didn't reproduce?

Plants would take over the world

All life on Earth would eventually die out

All living things would just get older and older

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