The cards Question How do flowering plants reproduce? Tap to flip Answer Sexually. Question What is sexual reproduction? Tap to flip Answer Making offspring where half the DNA is passed on from each parent. Question What are the female gametes of a plant called? Tap to flip Answer Ova (egg cells). Question What carries the male gametes of a plant? Tap to flip Answer Pollen grains. Question Which male organ of a flower makes pollen? Tap to flip Answer The anther. Question On which female organ of a flower is pollen deposited? Tap to flip Answer The stigma. Question Why is plant reproduction important for animals? Tap to flip Answer Plants are producers and provide food for all animals on Earth. Question What is pollination? Tap to flip Answer The transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma. Question In which organ of a flower do ovules produce ova? Tap to flip Answer The ovary. Question What does the style of a flower do? Tap to flip Answer It holds the stigma and connects it to the ovary. Question What two parts make up the stamen? Tap to flip Answer An anther held up by a filament. Question What is fertilisation in a flowering plant? Tap to flip Answer The fusion of the nuclei of the male and female gametes. Question What are the two types of pollination? Tap to flip Answer Self-pollination and cross-pollination. Question Which type of pollination increases variation in a species? Tap to flip Answer Cross-pollination. Question Give one way pollen grains can be transferred between flowers. Tap to flip Answer e.g. by the wind, water or insects. Question What does a plant zygote grow into? Tap to flip Answer An embryo, and then a new plant. Question Is pollen a seed? Tap to flip Answer No; pollen carries a gamete, while a seed is the offspring that grows into a new plant. Question What are pollinators? Tap to flip Answer Animals that carry pollen from one flower to another. Question Which group of animals makes up the majority of pollinators? Tap to flip Answer Insects. Question Which is the largest group of pollinating insects? Tap to flip Answer Bees. Question Give one kind of food crop pollinated by animal pollinators. Tap to flip Answer e.g. fruits, vegetables or nuts. Question What is food security? Tap to flip Answer Having access to enough affordable and nutritious food. Question Give one threat that pollinating insects need protecting from. Tap to flip Answer e.g. pesticides, climate change or habitat loss. Question How many legs does an insect have? Tap to flip Answer Six. Question What is a crop? Tap to flip Answer A plant grown on farms to feed humans or farm animals. Question What three things does a seed contain? Tap to flip Answer An embryo, a food store and a tough outer coat. Question In which part of the flower are seeds formed? Tap to flip Answer The ovary. Question What is a fruit? Tap to flip Answer The mature, ripened ovary of a seed-producing plant. Question Is a seed living? Tap to flip Answer Yes; it contains an embryo and a food store and is a stage in the growth of offspring. Question Give one way seeds are adapted to be dispersed. Tap to flip Answer e.g. by animals, wind or water. Question What is germination? Tap to flip Answer The process where a plant grows from a seed. Question What is the independent variable in an investigation? Tap to flip Answer The variable you change or choose to investigate. Question What is the dependent variable in an investigation? Tap to flip Answer The variable you measure to see the effect of the independent variable. Question What is a categoric variable? Tap to flip Answer A variable whose values are labels. Question What is a trend in data? Tap to flip Answer A pattern displayed in the data. Question What is seed dispersal? Tap to flip Answer The transport of seeds away from the parent plant. Question Why are seeds dispersed? Tap to flip Answer To increase their chance of survival. Question How are wind-dispersed seeds adapted? Tap to flip Answer They are light with a large surface area. Question Why are repeat measurements taken in an investigation? Tap to flip Answer To identify anomalous results and calculate a mean. Question How is a mean calculated? Tap to flip Answer Add all the values together and divide by the number of repeat measurements taken. Question When is a line graph used to display data? Tap to flip Answer When the independent and dependent variables are continuous. Question When is a bar chart used to display data? Tap to flip Answer When the independent variable is categoric. Question What does a line of best fit on a line graph show? Tap to flip Answer The trend in the data. Where this deck sits in the curriculum Curriculum National Curriculum for England Stage Key stage 3 (Years 7–9) Course KS3 Science Unit Reproduction in plants England's National Curriculum sets what is taught; the units and their order are Oak National Academy's. Flash Feed is not affiliated with Oak or any exam board.
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