Reproduction in Plants

Reproduction in plants Worksheet-4

Multiple-Choice Questions:

16. Pollen grains on the stigma of a flower reach the egg by forming a:

(a) Seed               (b) Carpel            (c) Cotyledon      (d) pollen tube

17. In potato, vegetative propagation takes place by:

(a) Seeds              (b) Leaves            (c) Stem               (d) Root

Reproduction in plants Worksheet-5

Multiple-Choice Questions:

1. The two essential reproductive parts of a flower are:

(a) calyx and corolla                        (b) pistil and stamens

(c) corolla and ovary                       (d) corolla and stamens

2. Plants are said to be more pure in their reproduction than animals.  This is because plants:

(a) reproduce vegetatively             (b) reproduce by means of seeds

Reproduction in plants Worksheet-6

Multiple-Choice Questions:

11. Which structure is considered the male reproductive part of a flowering plant?

(a) Petal               (b) Sepal              (c) Stamen           (d) Carpel

12. After fertilization, this part of a plant eventually becomes the fruit.

(a) Ovary             (b) Seed               (c) Petal               (d) Sepal