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The Plants Worksheet

This document provides a science revision pack covering plant reproduction topics including: 1) Matching fruits to their seed dispersal methods such as wind, animals, or sticking to fur. 2) Identifying the flower parts that perform functions like receiving pollen, making pollen, and holding seeds. 3) A quiz with questions about pollen location, flower attraction, germination, seed dispersal methods, post-fertilization growth, and the part that must be reached for pollination.

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The Plants Worksheet

This document provides a science revision pack covering plant reproduction topics including: 1) Matching fruits to their seed dispersal methods such as wind, animals, or sticking to fur. 2) Identifying the flower parts that perform functions like receiving pollen, making pollen, and holding seeds. 3) A quiz with questions about pollen location, flower attraction, germination, seed dispersal methods, post-fertilization growth, and the part that must be reached for pollination.

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SCIENCE REVISION PACK A. B. C.

WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT?


D. E. F.
Name:
G. H.
Q1. Look at these fruits. Match each fruit to the way it disperses its seeds.
Q4. Match each flower part with the right description:

Flower Part Description


Style   May be large, brightly coloured, with a pleasant smell

Petals   Part that contains ovules

carried by the wind eaten by animals sticks to animals’ fur Stamen   Part that makes and stores pollen

Q2. Write the part of the flower that performs (does) each function below: Pollen   Part that joins the stigma to the ovary
Choose from these word: Anther Ovary Filament Stigma
Ovary   A powder produced by the male part of the flower
a) Receives the pollen
b) Holds up the anther
Anther   The whole male part of the flower
c) Makes and stores pollen
d) Contains ovules that eventually become seeds
Q5. Choose the correct answer:
Q3. Label the parts of the flower below:
1) Pollen grains are contained in which part of a flower?
A E
B  The anther  The style  The petals
2) How does a flower's scent and bright colour help it to reproduce?

F  Non-colourful flowers do not produce pollen


C G  The petals Scent and colour attracts people
 Scent and colour attracts insects
H
D
3) What is germination?

 When a flower is pollinated  When a seed begins to grow


 When the seeds leave the parent plant
4) Which of these is not a method of seed dispersal?

 Animals eat the fruit, expelling the seeds  The wind blows the seeds away
 Insects visit the flower

5) After a flower is fertilised, its ovary grows into what?

 A new flower  A new plant  A fruit

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

 Stigma  Petals  Stem

Q6. Label each of the stages in the life cycle of a dandelion plant:

Fertilisation Flowering Growth Pollination Germination Seed dispersal

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