Quiz On Pollination
Discover the Wonders of Pollination
Test your knowledge about the fascinating process of pollination with our engaging quiz! Learn how flowers attract pollinators and the various ways pollen is transferred. Each question is designed to challenge your understanding of plant reproduction.
- 10 exciting multiple-choice questions
- Learn about different flower types and their pollination methods
- Perfect for students and nature enthusiasts
Pollination is the process by which the pollen grains are transferred from the ___ to the ____.
Anther and Ovary
Anther and Stigma
Stigma And Ovary
I have large petals and are usually brightly coloured. How am I pollinated?
By Water
By Wind
By insects
I am a flower that produces nectar. What is the function of the nectar?
To provide food for the flower
To attract pollinators
To attract animals to disperse the fruits
What are the examples of Monosexual flowers?
A) Lily, Hibiscus, Mustard
B) Watermelon flower, papaya flower, cucumber flower
Both A and B
The two parts of stamen are called __ and __.
Anther, filament
Ovary, ovule
Stigma, Style
Stamens are collectively known as the ___.
Androecium
Gynoecium
Calyx
The spores of the flowering plants are dispersed by wind because the spores are ___.
Big and Flat
Dry and Black
Very tiny and Light
Anther and Filament are ---------- parts of the flower?
Male
Female
Stigma, Style, Ovary, and Ovule are parts of --------------
Pistil
Stamen
Cross-Pollination takes place in ---------------flowers of two ------------- Plants.
Two and Different
One and Similar
One and Different
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