Ks3 Human Reproduction and plant reproduction

What does pollination mean?

• fertilization
• growing
• seed dispersal
• absorbing sunlight

If a bee does not come in contact with a flower's pollen...

• the plant is not likely to reproduce
• the plant is more likely to reproduce

What is an ovary?

• the female part of the flower that becomes a fruit
• the female part of the flower that accepts the pollen
• the male part of the flower that produces pollen
• another name for the stem of the plant

Which insect is the main pollinator?

• Bee
• Butterfly
• Ant
• Bat

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NGSS.MS-LS1-4

NGSS.MS-LS2-5

I am a flower that produces nectar. What is the function of the nectar?

• To provide food for the flower
• To attract pollinators
• To attract animals to disperse the fruits
• To produce perfumes for Man

Wind-pollinated flowers usually have ______ and ________ petals. 

• big ... bright 
• small .... bright 
• big ... dull 
• small ... dull

My pollen is usually sticky and spiky so that they can _______________. 

• stay on the pollinators' body without falling off easily 
• prevent pollinators from eating them

Where is pollen made?

• Stigma
• Sepal
• Anther
• Ovary

 Where is the ovule found in a flower?

• Petals
• Style
• Nectary
• Ovary

Which parts of the flower are labelled below:

• X = style, Y = stigma
  
• X = filament, Y = anther
• X = stigma, Y = style
  
• X = anther, Y = filament