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SS4 (Social Science 4) Review: Unit 3 (from pg 3 ...

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  • The stamens are:
    the female reproductive organs
    the male reproductive organs
  • Many invertebrates have an __________ or a __________ to protect their body, but some invertebrates just have a _________ body.
    enlarged body, shield, hard
    exoskeleton, shell, soft
    skeleton, shell, hard
  • What is the name of a seeds process from a seed to a plant?
    Pollination
    Reproduction
    Fertilisation
    Germination
  • Insects have six legs, most have wings, and ________
    two antennae
    two eyes
    two and ten
    two ants
  • The roots absorb_____ and _________ from the soil.
    water, carbon dioxide
    minerals and pollen
    water, minerals
  • The water and minerals travel from the root, and travels up the _______ to the ________.
    stamen, carpel
    stem, leaves
    leaves, stem
    carpel, stamen
  • What forms around the seed?
    A leaf
    A seed
    A fruit
  • What attracts animals to a flower?
    Colourful petals
    Leaves
    Sepals
    Fruits
  • During pollination, what sticks to the animal's body?
    Pollen
    Leaves
    Nectar
    Ovules
  • We can classify plants into:
    herbaceous plants, bushes and trees
    trees, bushes and vegetables
    herbs, spices and fruits
    trees, bushes and salad
  • What does a fertilised ovule become?
    a seed
    a leave
    a tree
    a root
  • Which process do baby amphibians change and grow into adult amphibians?
    Meiosis
    Mitosis
    Metamorphosis
    Photosynthesis
  • Which type of water can fish live in?
    rain water or freshwater
    freshwater or sea water
    boiling hot water or extremely cold water
  • How do amphibians breathe on land and in water?
    They breathe with their lungs and their moist skin
  • Wind pollination is used by plants such as _________ and __________ which don't have colorful petals to attract animals.
    trees, grasses
    trees, flowers
    bushes, flowers
  • Stamens produce ....
    honey
    eggs
    pollen
    nectar
  • What sweet liquid do animals drink from plants?
    Sugar
    Glucose
    Nectar
    Honey
  • Which vertebrates have fins and scales and they breathe through their gills?
    Amphibians
    Reptiles
    Fish
    Mammals
  • What does fertilisation mean?
    When pollen joins with an ovule.
    The transfer of pollen from stamens to the stigma of a plant
  • All fish are oviparous. Is it true or false?
    False. (Some are viviparous)
  • Pollen travels from the _______ to the _______ by animal pollination.
    stamens, stigma
    stigma, stamens
    filament, sepal
  • What is the reproductive organ of the plant?
    The root
    The flower
    The fruit
    The leaves
  • What gives us oxygen to breathe?
    Plants
  • Plants make their own food, and to do this they need....
    water, minerals, light and energy from the sun and carbon dioxide.
  • Where does fertilisation happen?
    In the stamen
    In the stigma
  • Like all living things, plants have these 3 life processes:
    nutrition, interaction and reproduction
    born, grow, and eat
    born, grow, and sleep
    nutrition, development and interaction
  • Insects have an exoskeleton and their body is divided into 3 parts:
    The thorax, The abdomen, and wings
    The head, the thorax and the abdomen
    The skull, the stomach and the backbone
  • What is the process called for plants to reproduce?
    Gernination
    Pollination
    Fertilisation
  • The carpel includes:
    the anther and the filament
    the stigma, the style, the ovary and the ovules.
    the stigma, the anther and the style
    the stigma and the anther
  • The ovary produces....
    eggs
    stigma
    anther
    ovules
  • Invertebrates, don't have a _____________
    backbone.
    bones
    body
    skeleton
  • A herbaceous plant has a hard, woody stem, high-growing plant - Is this meaning true or false?
    False. (a soft, green, non-woody stem, low-growing plant.
  • What does pollination mean?
    When pollen joins with an ovule.
    The transfer of pollen from stamens to the stigma of a plant
  • The carpel is ...
    the female reproductive organ
    the male reproductive organ
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