Quiz about sexual reproduction in plants by Teacher Claire

Question 1

in the evolution of plants, the first form of sexual reproduction is seen in

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

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With male and female organs with corolla and ovary

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angiosperms

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gymnosperms

Question 3

produce seeds inside fruits which forms from the flower

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angiosperms

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gymnosperms

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With male and female organs but lack corolla and ovary

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 5

they do not produce seeds

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 6

do not have fruits to help them in seed dispersal and protection.

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 7

GRASS

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angiosperms

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gymnosperms

Question 8

ROSE

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angiosperms

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gymnosperms

Question 9

GUMAMELA-HIBISCUS

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angiosperms

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gymnosperms

Question 10

APPLE

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angiosperms

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gymnosperms

Question 11

ORCHIDS

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angiosperms

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gymnosperms

Question 12

BITTER GOURD-(EXAMPLE OF VINES)

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angiosperms

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gymnosperms

Question 13

SPRUCES

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 14

FIRS

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 15

CYCADS

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 16

PINES

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 17

GINKGO BILOBA

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 18

SAGO PALM

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gymnosperms

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angiosperms

Question 19

Apples

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

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Self-Pollination Plants

Question 20

Pears

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

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Self-Pollination Plants

Question 21

Poppies

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

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Self-Pollination Plants

Question 22

Petunias

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

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Self-Pollination Plants

Question 23

zinnias

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

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Self-Pollination Plants

Question 24

peanuts

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Self-Pollination Plants

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

Question 25

wheat

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Self-Pollination Plants

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

Question 26

oats

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Self-Pollination Plants

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

Question 27

Barley

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Self-Pollination Plants

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

Question 28

potato

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Self-Pollination Plants

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Cross-Pollinating Plants

Question 29

Corn, Rose, Papaya, Cucumber, Mustard

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Plants that reproduce sexually

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Plants that do not reproduce sexually

Question 30

The growth of a new plant from a seed is called _________. (1 pt.)

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Germination

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pollination

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Fertilization

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Seed Dispersal

Question 31

Is the act of transferring pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of the flower.

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pollination

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Fertilization

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Seed Dispersal

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Germination

Question 32

is the union of the pollen and the ovum

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Fertilization

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pollination

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Seed Dispersal

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Germination

Question 33

is the movement or transfer of seeds away from the parent plant.

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Seed Dispersal

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pollination

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Fertilization

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Germination

Question 34

Plants called gymnosperms don't have an ovary or a corolla in their flowers. (1 pt.)

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True

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False

Question 35

Plants called angiosperms have corollas and ovaries in their flowers. (1 pt.)

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True

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False

Question 36

The act of spreading pollen grains from the anther to the flower's stigma is known as seed dispersal. (1 pt.)

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False

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True

Question 37

Fertilization is the union of the pollen and the ovum. (1 pt.)

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True

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False

Question 38

Seed dispersal prevents the overcrowding of plants in a specified location. (1 pt.)

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True

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False

Question 39

Dispersal by wind

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

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Dispersal by animals

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Zoochory

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Anemochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 41

Dispersal by water

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Hydrochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Autochory

Question 42

Dispersal by splitting of fruits

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Autochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

Question 43

Dandelion

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 44

Narra

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 45

cotton

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 46

willow

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 47

Rambutan

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Zoochory

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Anemochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 48

Durian

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Zoochory

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Anemochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 49

Guava

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Zoochory

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Anemochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 50

amorseco

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Zoochory

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Anemochory

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Hydrochory

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Autochory

Question 51

coconut

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Hydrochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Autochory

Question 52

water lily

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Hydrochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Autochory

Question 53

mangrove

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Hydrochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Autochory

Question 54

peas

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Autochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

Question 55

ipil-ipil

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Autochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

Question 56

cucumber

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Autochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

Question 57

touch-me-not-pods

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Autochory

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Anemochory

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Zoochory

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Hydrochory

Question 58

this involves the union of the pollen which contains the male reproductive cells or sperm cells and ovules which contain the female reproductive cells or egg cells in plants.

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Sexual Reproduction

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Germination

Question 59

After fertilization the ovary develops into a fruit while the ovules inside the ovary develop into seeds.When the fruits are ripe, the seeds are released.

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true

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false

Question 60

Corn and Papaya are examples of Plant that produce sexually

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True

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False

Question 61

rose and cucumber are examples of Plant that produce sexually

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True

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False

Question 62

Mustard are examples of Plant that do not produce sexually

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False

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True

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