KS2 - Ks2 Science - Plant Reproduction Solution - MCQGeeks.com

Q.1.

Pollen grains are contained in which part of a flower?

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The anthers
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The styles
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The petals
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The sepals

Q.2.

Pollen must be transferred to which part of the flower for pollination to occur?

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Stigma
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Petals
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Sepals
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Stem

Q.3.

How does a flower's scent and bright colour help it to reproduce?

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Non-colourful flowers do not produce pollen
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Scent and colour attracts people
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Scent and colour attracts insects
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All of the above

Q.4.

Some flowers are pollinated by insects. What do other types of flowers use to pollinate them?

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Dying
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The wind
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Fertilisation
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Magic

Q.5.

What is germination?

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When a flower is pollinated
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When a seed begins to grow
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When the seeds leave the parent plant
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When the pollen meets the egg

Q.6.

Which one of these is a female part of a flower?

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Style
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Stigma
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Ovary
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Stamen

Q.7.

Seeds cannot stay on the parent plant. What must happen to the seeds in In order for them to grow?

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They must be expelled
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They must be fertilised
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They must be pollinated
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They must be dispersed

Q.8.

Which of these describes fertilisation?

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A pollen grain joins with an egg in the flower's ovary
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An insect transfers pollen to the stigma
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A flower disperses its seeds
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The wind blows the pollen grains from the anthers

Q.9.

After a flower is fertilised, it dies, but its ovary grows into what?

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A new flower
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A new plant
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A fruit
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A herb

Q.10.

Which of these is a method of seed dispersal?

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Animals eat the fruit, expelling the seeds
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The wind blows the seeds away
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Insects visit the flower
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The seed pod explodes, scattering the seeds