Share Science Stage 5 – Unit 1: Life cycles of flowering plants
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Which plant reproduces using spores instead of flowers?
Rose
Fern
Mango tree
Sunflower
Which of the following is non-flowering?
Orchid
A. Moss
Tomato plant
Hibiscus
Which plant produces cones instead of flowers?
Apple tree
Pine tree
Daisy
Banana plant
Which group includes plants like ferns and mosses?
Flowering plants
Non-flowering plants
Which part of the flower contains pollen?
Ovary
Stigma
Petal
Anther
Which part of the flower attracts insects?
Ovule
Style
Petals
Filament
Which part receives pollen during pollination?
Stigma
Ovary
Receptacle
Sepal
Which part protects the flower when it is still a bud?
Ovule
Filament
Sepal
Stem
Where are the ovules found?
Sepal
Petal
Ovary
Stamen
What is pollination?
Growth of fruit
Transfer of pollen from anther to stigma
Movement of seeds
Which flowers usually have bright, colourful petals?
Cone-bearing plants
Wind-pollinated flowers
Spore-bearing plants
Insect-pollinated flowers
Which flowers usually have light, smooth pollen that can be blown away?
Wind-pollinated flowers
Insect-pollinated flowers
Which type of flower often has a strong scent to attract pollinators?
Wind-pollinated flowers
Insect-pollinated flowers
Which feature belongs to wind-pollinated flowers?
Sticky pollen
Large colourful petals
Strong scent
Long feathery stigma
Which feature belongs to insect-pollinated flowers?
Very small petals
Feathery stigma
Sticky pollen grains
No scent
What is seed dispersal?
Pollen transfer
Flower opening
Seed germination
Spreading seeds away from the parent plant
