Grade 7Sciencequiz16 questions

Flowers and seeds

Grade 7: parts of a flower (petal, stamen, carpel), pollination by insects and wind, fertilisation, seed dispersal.

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Questions

  1. Which part of a flower is often brightly coloured to attract insects?

    • Anther
    • Petal
    • Root
    • Stem
    Show answerPetal
  2. Which part of a flower makes pollen?

    • Carpel
    • Petal
    • Sepal
    • Stamen
    Show answerStamen
  3. Which part of a flower contains the ovules?

    • Anther
    • Filament
    • Ovary
    • Petal
    Show answerOvary
  4. The stamen is the female part of a flower. (True or false?)

    Show answerFalse
  5. What are the two main parts of a stamen? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerAnther and filament
  6. What is pollination?

    • Growth of a root
    • Making food in leaves
    • Release of seeds from a fruit
    • Transfer of pollen to a stigma
    Show answerTransfer of pollen to a stigma
  7. Which feature is typical of a wind-pollinated flower?

    • Large bright petals
    • Small dull petals
    • Strong scent
    • Sweet nectar
    Show answerSmall dull petals
  8. Wind-pollinated flowers usually make a lot of pollen. (True or false?)

    Show answerTrue
  9. Why do insects visit flowers such as foxgloves?

    • To drink nectar
    • To drink water from roots
    • To eat the stem
    • To lay seeds
    Show answerTo drink nectar
  10. In fertilisation, a male cell from pollen joins with which cell?

    • Egg cell
    • Leaf cell
    • Petal cell
    • Root cell
    Show answerEgg cell
  11. After fertilisation, what does the ovule become? (Answer out loud)

    Show answerA seed
  12. Why do plants spread their seeds away from the parent plant?

    • To keep the seeds warm
    • To make the seeds heavier
    • To reduce competition for light and water
    • To stop pollination
    Show answerTo reduce competition for light and water
  13. Sycamore seeds have wings. How are they dispersed?

    • By animals eating them
    • By explosion
    • By water
    • By wind
    Show answerBy wind
  14. Burdock seeds have tiny hooks. How are they dispersed?

    • By bursting pods
    • By floating on water
    • By wind gliding
    • Stuck to animal fur
    Show answerStuck to animal fur
  15. Coconuts can be dispersed by floating on water. (True or false?)

    Show answerTrue
  16. Name the seed dispersal method used when a pod dries and suddenly bursts open. (Answer out loud)

    Show answerExplosion (explosive dispersal)

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