Term 2 SCIENCE Unit Test #1 Reproduction of Flowering Plants

The transfer of pollen from the male parts (stamens) to the female parts (pistils) of a flower is called ____________.

• germination

• seed dispersal

• pollination

• fertilization

What becomes a seed?

• stamen/anther

• pistil/carpel

• ovule

• ovary

What becomes a fruit?

• ovary

• ovule

• pistil/carpel

• stamen/anther

Why do flowering plants produce flowers?

The primary function of these parts of the flower is

• reproduction

• photosynthesis

• germination

• metamorphosis

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These are the female parts of a flower

• stamen and pistil

• ovary, ovule and ovum

• style, ovary, ovule and ovum

• stigma, style, ovary, ovule and ovum

These are the male parts of the flower

• filament, anther and pollen grains

• anther and pollen grains

• pistil and stamen

• pistil, ovary, and egg

In which part of the flower does fertilization take place? Be specific.

• the stamen

• the pistil

• the ovary

• the petals

What part of the flower is D ?

• pollen grains

• stigma

• ovary

• style

The pistil is ....

• the female part of a flower

• the male part of a flower

• the young part of a flower

• the both male and female part of a flower