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    Sexual Reproduction in Plants

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    The document is a worksheet that tests understanding of sexual reproduction in flowering plants. It contains questions about the male and female parts of flowers, how pollination and fertilization occur through the joining of pollen and ovules, and the role of insects in transferring pollen between flowers. The questions cover topics like where fertilization takes place, what must happen for seeds to form, identifying anthers and ovaries in diagrams, and the stages of pollen transfer, pollination and fertilization.

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    Sexual Reproduction in Plants

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    The document is a worksheet that tests understanding of sexual reproduction in flowering plants. It contains questions about the male and female parts of flowers, how pollination and fertilization occur through the joining of pollen and ovules, and the role of insects in transferring pollen between flowers. The questions cover topics like where fertilization takes place, what must happen for seeds to form, identifying anthers and ovaries in diagrams, and the stages of pollen transfer, pollination and fertilization.

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    The document is a worksheet that tests understanding of sexual reproduction in flowering plants. It contains questions about the male and female parts of flowers, how pollination and fertilization occur through the joining of pollen and ovules, and the role of insects in transferring pollen between flowers. The questions cover topics like where fertilization takes place, what must happen for seeds to form, identifying anthers and ovaries in diagrams, and the stages of pollen transfer, pollination and fertilization.

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    Sexual Reproduction in Plants

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    The document is a worksheet that tests understanding of sexual reproduction in flowering plants. It contains questions about the male and female parts of flowers, how pollination and fertilization occur through the joining of pollen and ovules, and the role of insects in transferring pollen between flowers. The questions cover topics like where fertilization takes place, what must happen for seeds to form, identifying anthers and ovaries in diagrams, and the stages of pollen transfer, pollination and fertilization.

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    In this worksheet, we will practice identifying the male and female parts of a flower and

    explaining the process of sexual reproduction in plants.

    1. Cutting is an artificial method of asexual reproduction in flowering plants. How many


    flowering plants are needed to produce new plants using this method?
    a. Two
    b. Four
    c. One
    d. Three
    2. Where does fertilization occur in a flowering plant?
    a. The leaf
    b. The stem
    c. The ovary
    d. The anther
    3. What needs to happen to a flowering plant before it can produce seeds?
    a. Pollination
    b. Photosynthesis
    c. Transpiration
    d. Germination
    4. Look at this picture showing the main parts of a flowering plant. In which part of the plant
    does sexual reproduction happen?
    a. Flower
    b. Root
    c. Stem
    d. Leaf
    5. Miss Anderson is making a display about the process of sexual reproduction in plants. She
    writes down the stages:
    1. An insect enters a flower, and pollen from the anthers sticks to the insect’s body and
    legs.
    2. The insect flies to a different flower.
    3. Pollen from the insect’s body and legs sticks to the stigma of the new flower.
    4. The pollen grain grows a tube from the stigma down to the ovule.
    5. Part of the pollen grain moves down the tube toward the ovule.
    6. Part of the pollen grain joins with the ovule inside the ovary and makes a seed.
    Q: Which number describes pollination?
    Q: Which number describes fertilization?
    6. True or False: Sexual reproduction happens in flowering plants when male and female parts
    make seeds.
    a. True
    b. False
    7. The picture shows the main parts of a flower.
    Seeds are made when part of a pollen grain fertilizes an ovule.
    Q. In which part of the flower is pollen made?
    a. Filament
    b. Stigma
    c. Anther
    Q. Where is the ovule found?
    a. Inside the stigma
    b. On the anther
    c. Inside the ovary
    8. This flower is pollinated by insects.

    Select the other plant that is also insect pollinated.


    a. b. c.

    9. This picture shows the process of pollination.

    What does pollination mean?


    a. When part of the male pollen grain and the female ovule join together
    b. When insects drink nectar from brightly colored flowers
    c. The transfer of pollen from the stigma to the ovary
    d. The transfer of pollen from the anther of one flower to the stigma of another flower

    10. Amira, Ramy, and Sameh are talking about why many insects visit flowers. Who is correct?

    a. Amira
    b. Sameh
    c. Ramy

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