General Biology 2: PLANTS: Reproduction and Development

Subject: Biology 2

Topic: PLANTS: Reproduction and Development

Difficulty: Easy

Questions: 5

Passing Score: 70%

Question #1 1 point

A gardener explains that all plant structures and processes aim to increase the chances of producing offspring.What is the main biological goal of plants?

A: Photosynthesis

B: Reproduction

C: Growth

D: Respiration

Question #2 1 point

A new plant grows from the root or stem of an existing plant without using flowers or seeds.What is this process called?

A: Pollination

B: Vegetative Propagation

C: Spore Formation

D: Self-pollination

Question #3 1 point

A fern releases hundreds of spores from a spore sac, which are carried by wind and grow into new plants under the right conditions.
What is this process called?

A: Vegetative Propagation

B: Self-pollination

C: Spore Formation

D: Fertilization

Question #4 1 point

A bee carries pollen from one flower to another while collecting nectar. What is the bee considered in this process?

A: spore

B: pollinator

C: seed

D: root

Question #5 1 point

A plant uses its own pollen to fertilize its own ovules without involving another plant.
What is this process called?

A: Cross-pollination

B: Self-pollination

C: Spore formation

D: Vegetative propagation

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