PLANT TYPES
Flower Anatomy Lab
Pollination & Flower Adaptations
Seed Dispersal Methods
Life Cycle & Germination
100

Is a sunflower a flowering or non-flowering plant?

Flowering plant.

100

Which colourful flower part helps attract insects?

Petal.

100

Bees can carry something from one flower to another. What is it?

Pollen.

100

Dandelion seeds are light and can float through the air. How are they spread?

Wind.

100

What is the protective outer covering of a seed called?

Seed coat.

200

Ferns do not produce flowers. What type of plants are they?

Non-flowering plants

200

I protect the flower before it opens. What am I?

Sepal.

200

What sweet liquid do flowers produce to provide food for insects?

Sweet nectar.

200

Some seeds float and travel in rivers or oceans. Which dispersal method is this?

Water.

200

What do we call the tiny young plant inside a seed?

Embryo.

300

What is the main difference between flowering and non-flowering plants?

Flowering plants produce flowers; non-flowering plants do not.

300

Which part of the flower receives pollen during pollination?

Stigma.

300

Name TWO adaptations that help flowers attract insects without providing food.

Colourful petals and scent.

300

A seed has small hooks that stick to a dog's fur. How will it be dispersed?

Animals.

300

Name THREE conditions seeds need to germinate.

Water, air and a suitable temperature.

400

True or False? All plants produce flowers during their life cycle. Explain.

False. Some plants, such as ferns and mosses, do not produce flowers.

400

Name the two parts of the stamen. Which one makes or contains pollen?

Anther and filament. The anther makes or contains pollen.

400

How can the shape of a flower help insects during pollination?

The flower's shape helps guide insects towards the nectar and pollen.

400

Some fruits suddenly burst open, throwing their seeds away. What is this method called?

Explosive fruits.

400

Put these germination stages in the correct order: shoot, seedling, radicle, seed.

Seed → radicle → shoot → seedling.

500

A plant produces flowers and later develops a fruit containing seeds. Explain what happens to the ovary after fertilization.

The ovary can develop into a fruit after fertilization.

500

What is the difference between the ovary and the ovules?

The ovary contains the ovules and can develop into a fruit. The ovules can develop into seeds after fertilization.

500

Explain the pollen journey using the words anther, pollen, and stigma. What can happen after pollination?

Pollen is transferred from the anther to the stigma. After pollination, fertilization can take place.

500

Explain how THREE different seed adaptations help seeds travel away from the parent plant.

Light seeds travel by wind; floating seeds travel by water; hooked seeds stick to animals.

500

Put the FIVE stages of a flowering plant's life cycle in the correct order, starting with a seed.

Seed → germinating seed → seedling → flowering plant → fruit with seeds.