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    The document describes the reproductive parts in plants and their functions. It explains that there are two types of flowers - complete and incomplete. Complete flowers contain sepals, petals, stamen and pistil, while incomplete flowers miss one of these parts. It provides details on the male and female reproductive organs and the process of pollination.

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    Describe the reproductive parts in plants and their functions.

    S5LT-IIf-6
    Grade 5 Science Reading Intervention Worksheet

    Name: ______________________________Date: _________


    School: ______________________________ Score: _________

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    “Flowers: Parts and Function”

    Flowers, like human being, are unique individually. Each has its own beauty and
    different characteristics. They also serve different purposes and uses in peoples’ lives. They
    could be an ornament or a livelihood to others. But do you know that flowers have different
    parts and functions as well?

    There are what we called complete and incomplete flowers. Complete flowers contain
    sepals - the outer covering of the flower which supports and protects the petals as well as
    flower buds; and the petals which makes the flower attractive protecting the reproductive
    organ of the flower. Complete flower also has both male and female reproductive parts. The
    male reproductive organ of a flower is called stamen. It comprises anther which is
    responsible in holding the pollens, and the filament which supports the anther. On the other
    hand, female reproductive organ known as pistil comprises the stigma which pollen sticks to
    during pollination; style wherein the pollen travels through from stigma to ovary; and the
    ovary where fertilization takes place.

    While complete flowers contain sepal, petals, stamen and pistils, the incomplete
    flower on the contrary misses one of those parts. Though flowers could be complete or
    incomplete in form, this doesn’t make it less of perfection. Flowers liven-up one’s mood and
    bring positive perspective in life.
    Writer: Marivic L. Palmes
    Sayon Elementary School
    [email protected]
    Questions:

    1. What are the two types of flowers?


    a. complete and incomplete flowers
    b. effective and ineffective flowers
    c. good and bad flowers

    Writer: Marivic L. Palmes


    Sayon Elementary School
    [email protected]
    d. young and old flowers
    2. How do complete flowers differ from incomplete one?
    a. Complete flowers are more attractive than incomplete.
    b. Complete flowers bear flowers while incomplete does not.
    c. Incomplete flowers contain sepal, petals, stamen and pistils while the complete flower misses
    one of those parts.
    d. Complete flowers contain sepal, petals, stamen and pistils, the incomplete flower on the
    contrary misses one of those parts.
    3.  Which of the following is an example of complete flower?
    a. cucumber has only one reproductive organ
    b. hibiscus flower has petals, sepals, pistil and stamen
    c. corn lacks one of the reproductive organs of a flower
    d. Barley has petal, sepal and stamen.
    4. Which statement is true about Pollination?
    a. Pollination is the transfer of pollen from an anther of a plant to the stigma of a plant.
    b. Pollination is the transfer of pollen from an anther of a plant to the sepals of a plant.
    c. Pollination is the transfer of ovules from the ovary of a plant to the anther of a plant.
    d. All of the above.

    5. As a responsible pupil, how would you show concern towards flowers and other plants in
    the environment?
    a. Put warning signs to aware others of not harming flowers in the garden
    b. Water the flowers regularly
    c. Avoid harming insects that contribute for pollination.
    d. All of the above

    Writer: Marivic L. Palmes


    Sayon Elementary School
    [email protected]
    Answer Key

    1. a
    2. d
    3. b
    4. a
    5. d

    Writer: Marivic L. Palmes


    Sayon Elementary School
    [email protected]

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