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Pollination and seed dispersal

3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.2-LS2-2, NGSS.3-LS1-1 · England: KS2 Y3 Plants

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  1. Question 1

    How are the seeds of this plant mainly spread: willowherb?

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  2. Question 2

    What is pollination?

    • A. planting seeds in soil
    • B. leaves falling in autumn (fall)
    • C. moving pollen from the male part of a flower to the female part
    • D. watering a plant
  3. Question 3

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by wind?

    • A. lupin
    • B. broom pods
    • C. water lily
    • D. dandelion
  4. Question 4

    How are the seeds of this plant mainly spread: sycamore (maple)?

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  5. Question 5

    Grass flowers are small and green with no scent. How are they pollinated?

    • A. by birds only
    • B. by the wind
    • C. they are never pollinated
    • D. by bees
  6. Question 6

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by wind?

    • A. sycamore (maple)
    • B. blackberries
    • C. acorns buried by squirrels
    • D. broom pods
  7. Question 7

    How are the seeds of this plant mainly spread: lupin?

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  8. Question 8

    Grass flowers are small and green with no scent. How are they pollinated?

    • A. they are never pollinated
    • B. by birds only
    • C. by bees
    • D. by the wind
  9. Question 9

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by exploding pods?

    • A. sea bean
    • B. water lily
    • C. Himalayan balsam
    • D. coconut
  10. Question 10

    How are the seeds of this plant mainly spread: sea bean?

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  11. Question 11

    Grass flowers are small and green with no scent. How are they pollinated?

    • A. they are never pollinated
    • B. by the wind
    • C. by birds only
    • D. by bees
  12. Question 12

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by exploding pods?

    • A. coconut
    • B. Himalayan balsam
    • C. dandelion
    • D. thistle
  13. Question 13

    How are the seeds of this plant mainly spread: broom pods?

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  14. Question 14

    Why do many flowers have bright petals and a sweet smell?

    • A. to scare animals away
    • B. to take in water
    • C. to attract insects that carry pollen
    • D. to keep warm
  15. Question 15

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by exploding pods?

    • A. Himalayan balsam
    • B. water lily
    • C. burdock burrs
    • D. acorns buried by squirrels
  16. Question 16

    How are the seeds of this plant mainly spread: willowherb?

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods

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  1. wind
  2. moving pollen from the male part of a flower to the female part
  3. dandelion
  4. wind
  5. by the wind
  6. sycamore (maple)
  7. exploding pods
  8. by the wind
  9. Himalayan balsam
  10. water
  11. by the wind
  12. Himalayan balsam
  13. exploding pods
  14. to attract insects that carry pollen
  15. Himalayan balsam
  16. wind