plants reproduction

1. What do you call the reproduction in plants where the male and female parts of the flowers are involved?

• a. asexual

• b. budding

• c. pollination

• d. Sexual

2. Which part of a plant cannot undergo vegetative propagation?

• a. stem

• b. fruits

• c. leaves

• d. Roots

3. What type of pollination happens when pollen grains from anther are transferred to the stigma of a flower that belongs to the same plant?

• a. across-pollination

• b. auto-pollination

• c. cross-pollination

• d. Self-pollination

4. Which plant can reproduce through bulb?

• a. coconut

• b. fern

• c. mango

• d. Onion

5. What kind of reproduction involves only one parent plant?

• a. asexual

• b. fertilization

• c. pollination

• d. Sexual

6. Which of the following examples is a tuber?

• a. guava plant

• b. mango plant

• c. orange plant

• d. Potato plant

7. Which of the following is a rhizome?

• a. corn

• b. katakataka

• c. ginger

• d. Onion

8. What would happen if a butterfly sips nectar from a flower?

• a. Flower could wilt.

• b. Pistil could break.

• c. Stamen could develop a tube.

• d. Pollen grains could fall on the stigma.

9. What kind of reproduction uses pollen grains?

• a. asexual

• b. fragmentation

• c. propagation

• d. Sexual

10. Which is true about asexual propagation?

• a. only plants use asexual propagation.

• b. All organisms use asexual reproduction.

• c. There is only one parent involved in asexual reproduction.

• d. There are at least two parents involved in asexual reproduction.