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Plant reproduction

5th grade (Year 6 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.3-LS1-1 · England: KS2 Y5 Living things and their habitats

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  1. Question 1

    How is this new plant produced: a daffodil bulb splitting into new bulbs?

    • A. from seeds (sexual reproduction)
    • B. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)

  2. Question 2

    Gardeners take cuttings from a rose bush with perfect flowers. Why not just plant its seeds?

    • A. Cuttings grow into plants identical to the parent; seeds may differ.
    • B. Rose seeds never grow.
    • C. Cuttings grow slower.
    • D. Seeds are only for trees.

  3. Question 3

    True or false? Plants grown from cuttings are identical to the parent plant.

    • A. True
    • B. False

  4. Question 4

    How is this new plant produced: beans sown in spring?

    • A. from seeds (sexual reproduction)
    • B. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)

  5. Question 5

    What is one advantage of plants making seeds rather than copies?

    • A. Seeds create variety, so some young may survive changes such as new diseases.
    • B. Copies spread further.
    • C. Seeds are always identical.
    • D. Seeds need no pollination.

  6. Question 6

    True or false? A plant grown from a seed is always identical to its parent.

    • A. True
    • B. False

  7. Question 7

    How is this new plant produced: a daffodil bulb splitting into new bulbs?

    • A. from seeds (sexual reproduction)
    • B. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)

  8. Question 8

    What is one advantage of plants making seeds rather than copies?

    • A. Seeds need no pollination.
    • B. Seeds create variety, so some young may survive changes such as new diseases.
    • C. Copies spread further.
    • D. Seeds are always identical.

  9. Question 9

    True or false? A plant grown from a seed is always identical to its parent.

    • A. True
    • B. False

  10. Question 10

    How is this new plant produced: a potato tuber sprouting?

    • A. from seeds (sexual reproduction)
    • B. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)

  11. Question 11

    What is one advantage of plants making seeds rather than copies?

    • A. Seeds need no pollination.
    • B. Seeds create variety, so some young may survive changes such as new diseases.
    • C. Seeds are always identical.
    • D. Copies spread further.

  12. Question 12

    True or false? Some plants can reproduce without seeds.

    • A. True
    • B. False

  13. Question 13

    How is this new plant produced: a potato tuber sprouting?

    • A. from seeds (sexual reproduction)
    • B. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)

  14. Question 14

    Gardeners take cuttings from a rose bush with perfect flowers. Why not just plant its seeds?

    • A. Cuttings grow slower.
    • B. Rose seeds never grow.
    • C. Cuttings grow into plants identical to the parent; seeds may differ.
    • D. Seeds are only for trees.

  15. Question 15

    True or false? A plant grown from a seed is always identical to its parent.

    • A. True
    • B. False

  16. Question 16

    How is this new plant produced: an oak from an acorn?

    • A. from seeds (sexual reproduction)
    • B. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)

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  1. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)
  2. Cuttings grow into plants identical to the parent; seeds may differ.
  3. True
  4. from seeds (sexual reproduction)
  5. Seeds create variety, so some young may survive changes such as new diseases.
  6. False
  7. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)
  8. Seeds create variety, so some young may survive changes such as new diseases.
  9. False
  10. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)
  11. Seeds create variety, so some young may survive changes such as new diseases.
  12. True
  13. from part of one parent (asexual reproduction)
  14. Cuttings grow into plants identical to the parent; seeds may differ.
  15. False
  16. from seeds (sexual reproduction)