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Q1+2:

The photo below shows a new plant growing.

1. When a plant begins to grow from a seed, it is ....

• A. germinating
• B. reproducing
• C. egesting
• D. digesting

2. The seed provides the newly developing plant with ...

• A. a store of water
• B. a store of food
• C. a store of oxygen
• D. a store of carbon dioxide

Q3-8:
These questions are about flowers:

3. What is the name given to the part labelled M?

• A. sepal
• B. petal
• C. stamen
• D. stigma

4. What is the name given to the part labelled K?

• A. sepal
• B. petal
• C. stamen
• D. stigma

5. What is the name given to the part labelled L?

• A. sepal
• B. petal
• C. stamen
• D. stigma

6. Which parts of a flower are male and female?

7. This flower has bright red leaves and a strong scent. Which method of pollination is most likely?

• A. wind
• B. rain
• C. insect
• D. human

8. Some flowers produce a sugary solution to attract insects. This is called...

• A. anther
• B. nectar
• C. pollen
• D. ovule

9. Once a plant is fertilised and seeds have been produced, the seeds need to be dispersed away from the parent plant. Which of these is NOT a method of seed dispersal?

• A. wind
• B. animals
• C. self-propelled
• D. plant movement

Q10: Which method of dispersal do you think this seed uses?

• A. wind
• B. animals
• C. self-propelled
• D. plant movement