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Flowering and Non Flowering Plants

Q.1. Give two examples of non-flowering plants? (2)


Q.2. What are the two ways by which non flowering plants reproduce? (2)
Q.3. In what ways are flowering and non flowering plants different. Give one example of each. (7)
Q.4. Why don’t we usually find flowers and fruits on an apple tree at the same time? (1)
Q.5. Label the parts of the flower: (7)
d.
e.

c.

b.
f.

a. g.

Q.6. Give the functions of the following parts of a flower: (5)


a. Sepal
b. Anther
c. Petal
d. Stigma
e. Ovary
Q.7. A. How does pollination help the plant reproduce? (2)
B. Explain how pollination is different from fertilization. (2) Paper B
Q.8. Which part of the flower forms the fruit? What are the functions of a fruit? (3)
Q.9. How do insects help pollinate flowers? (5)
Q.10. How are flowers pollinated by insects adapted to attract pollinators? (4)
Q.11. Give two examples of wind pollinated flowers. (2)
Q.12. What are the adaptations of flowers pollinated by wind? (3)
Q.13. Name the process by which seeds are formed. Where does this process take place? (2)
Q.14. What is the process called by when plants spread their seeds? (1)
Q.15. You are observing a bee visiting your garden. Explain how this bee Is contributing to the lifecycle of a
flowering plant.
Q.16. What is the difference between flowering and non flowering plants. Give 2 difference for each.
Q.17.

Q.18. Look at this picture of a flower: (5)


a. How is the flower A and B in the picture pollinated? (2)
b. Name two ways you can see in the picture that the flower is adapted for its method of
pollination. (2)
c. Name one other way that the flower could be adapted for its method of pollination. (1)

Q.19. A. What is the process called when plants spread their seeds? (2)
B. What is the best way to spread the seeds of the following: (4)
i. Tomato;
ii. Poppy;
iii. Water lilly;
iv. bean pod.
Q.20. Identify and write definition of missing steps in the Plant Lifecycle. (6)
New plant
with
flowers

Fruit and
Seed
Formation

Answer Key:

Ans.1: Ferns, mosses, plants with cones.

Ans.2: Spores and seeds in a cone instead of flowers.

Ans.3. Flowering plants have flowers.

They reproduce through seeds.

Non flowering plants do not have flowers.

They reproduce by spores or seeds formed in a cone.

Ans.4: Flowers turn into fruit after fertilization.

Ans.5.a. Sepal b. filament c. anther d. petal e. stigma f. carpel g. ovary

Ans.6: a. Protects flower bud

b. Contains pollen

c. Are brightly colored to attract insects

d. Sticky to catch pollen

e. Contains eggs

Ans.7: Pollination brings pollen from the anther to the stigma of the same kind of flower and allows eggs to be fertilized.

Ans. 8: Pollination is when pollen from anther lands on the stigma of the same kind of flower. Fertilization happens in the
ovary when the pollen fuses with the eggs.

Ans.9: Ovary. Protect and help spread seeds.

Ans.10: Insects land on flowers to drink nectar. They brush against the anther. Pollen grains stick to them. Insect either
carries pollen to stigma of same flower or flies to same kind flower and brushes against stigma.

Ans.11: They_are white or have brightly coloured petals.


They have a scent.
They produce nectar.
They have marks on the petals to guide the insect to the nectar inside the flower.

Ans.12: Grass, rice and corn flowers.

Ans.13: The petals are small and not brightly coloured.


They do not have a scent or nectar.

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