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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

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

    • A. to attract insects that carry pollen
    • B. to take in water
    • C. to keep warm
    • D. to scare animals away
  2. Question 2

    How are the seeds of this plant mainly spread: Himalayan balsam?

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  3. Question 3

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by water?

    • A. coconut
    • B. gorse
    • C. broom pods
    • D. acorns buried by squirrels
  4. Question 4

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

    • A. to attract insects that carry pollen
    • B. to take in water
    • C. to keep warm
    • D. to scare animals away
  5. Question 5

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

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  6. Question 6

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by animals?

    • A. lupin
    • B. Himalayan balsam
    • C. burdock burrs
    • D. sycamore (maple)
  7. Question 7

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

    • A. to keep warm
    • B. to take in water
    • C. to scare animals away
    • D. to attract insects that carry pollen
  8. Question 8

    How are the seeds of this plant mainly spread: burdock burrs?

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  9. Question 9

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

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

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

    • A. by bees
    • B. they are never pollinated
    • C. by birds only
    • D. by the wind
  11. Question 11

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

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  12. Question 12

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by animals?

    • A. Himalayan balsam
    • B. broom pods
    • C. cherries
    • D. dandelion
  13. Question 13

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

    • A. to attract insects that carry pollen
    • B. to take in water
    • C. to scare animals away
    • D. to keep warm
  14. Question 14

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

    • A. wind
    • B. animals
    • C. water
    • D. exploding pods
  15. Question 15

    Which plant's seeds are mainly spread by water?

    • A. gorse
    • B. dandelion
    • C. water lily
    • D. broom pods
  16. Question 16

    Which part of the flower makes pollen?

    • A. the stigma
    • B. the anther (part of the stamen)
    • C. the root
    • D. the petal

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Answer key: Pollination and seed dispersal

  1. 1. A. to attract insects that carry pollen

  2. 2. D. exploding pods

  3. 3. A. coconut

  4. 4. A. to attract insects that carry pollen

  5. 5. C. water

  6. 6. C. burdock burrs

  7. 7. D. to attract insects that carry pollen

  8. 8. B. animals

  9. 9. A. Himalayan balsam

  10. 10. D. by the wind

  11. 11. D. exploding pods

  12. 12. C. cherries

  13. 13. A. to attract insects that carry pollen

  14. 14. C. water

  15. 15. C. water lily

  16. 16. B. the anther (part of the stamen)