Life cycle of a flowering plant
3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 10 questions · Common Core: NGSS.3-LS1-1 · England: KS2 Y3 Plants
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Question 1
In the life cycle of an apple tree, what comes straight after "young tree"?
- A. pollination
- B. tree in blossom
- C. seedling
- D. apples with pips
Question 2
Why do flowering plants need flowers?
- A. to take in water
- B. to make seeds
- C. to hold the plant up
- D. to make the soil
Question 3
In the life cycle of an apple tree, what comes straight after "apple pip"?
- A. tree in blossom
- B. young tree
- C. apples with pips
- D. seedling
Question 4
After pollination, which part of the flower becomes the fruit?
- A. the stem
- B. the ovary
- C. the petals
- D. the roots
Question 5
In the life cycle of a bean plant, what comes straight after "bean seed"?
- A. plant with flowers
- B. seedling
- C. root and shoot appear
- D. pods with new beans
Question 6
What is the young plant that grows from a seed called?
- A. a fruit
- B. a bulb
- C. a petal
- D. a seedling
Question 7
In the life cycle of a sunflower, what comes straight after "seed"?
- A. seedling
- B. flowering plant
- C. new seeds
- D. young plant
Question 8
What is the young plant that grows from a seed called?
- A. a petal
- B. a seedling
- C. a fruit
- D. a bulb
Question 9
In the life cycle of an apple tree, what comes straight after "tree in blossom"?
- A. apple pip
- B. pollination
- C. apples with pips
- D. young tree
Question 10
What is the young plant that grows from a seed called?
- A. a seedling
- B. a bulb
- C. a fruit
- D. a petal
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