Functions of Flowers

What is the main function of a flower?

• help the plant to reproduce

• make food for the plant

• hold the plant firmly in the soil

• store water for the plant

Flowers reproduce by making ...

• water

• pollen

• seeds

• leaves

What do we call a sweet liquid produced by a flower?

• sepal

• pistil

• petals

• nectar

Name two agents of pollination.

• Insects and stones

• Birds and trees

• Insects and wind

• Wind and stones

... is the transfer of pollen from one plant to another.

• Photosynthesis

• Transpiration

• Germination

• Pollination

Which one is an example of a flowering plant?

• mushroom

• fern

• rose

• pine

... are plants that produce flowers.

• non-flowering plants

• flowering and non-flowering plants

• flowering plants

• pine trees

Identify this process.

• Germination

• Photosynthesis

• Pollination

• Transpiration

The ... are fertilised by pollen and then they grow into a new plant.

• seeds

• pollen

• bees

• none of the above

Describe the function of the pollen in a flower.

• Provides shade for the flower

• Helps in fertilisation

• Serves as a source of food for the flower

• Attracts bees for no reason