Science 5 · Unit 1: Life cycles of flowering plants · Cambridge Primary Science Stage 5
1.1 Flowering and non-flowering plants
16 questions · e.g. What is a life cycle?
Questions
1. What important job do all flowers do?
- They help the plant reproduce.
- They absorb water.
- They hold the plant up.
- They make food from sunlight.
2. Which of these is a non-flowering plant?
Check3. What do ferns and mosses make instead of seeds?
Check4. Where do pine trees form their seeds?
Check- all the changes in a living thing that happen over and over again
- the colour of a flower
- a bicycle for plants
- how tall a plant grows
6. Why do we draw life cycles in a circle?
Check7. Which is the right order for a bean plant's life cycle?
- flower, seed, bean pod, seedling, adult plant
- seed, seedling, adult plant, flower, bean pod
- seedling, seed, flower, adult plant, bean pod
- bean pod, flower, seedling, seed, adult plant
8. Which part of a flower makes pollen?
Check9. What is the function of the stigma?
Check10. What does the ovary contain?
Check- Check
12. Why are petals often brightly coloured?
Check13. What is the male part of a flower called?
Check14. What is the female part of a flower called?
Check- the stalk of the anther
- the sticky top of the carpel
- a green leaf under the petals
- the part with the eggs
16. Why don't we usually find flowers and fruits on a peach tree at the same time?
- Insects eat the flowers.
- Fruit grows before flowers.
- Peach trees have no flowers.
- The fruit forms after the flowers die.