ICSE Class 6 Biology: The Flower Mock Test 1 | EduDias

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    ICSE Class 6 Biology - The Flower - Test 1 (Basic)
    1. The main function of a flower is:
    A. Reproduction
    B. Photosynthesis
    C. Water absorption
    2. The outermost part of a flower is:
    A. Petals
    B. Sepals
    C. Stigma
    3. The colored part of a flower is called:
    A. Sepal
    B. Stem
    C. Petal
    4. The male part of a flower is:
    A. Stamen
    B. Pistil
    C. Ovary
    5. The female part of a flower is:
    A. Sepal
    B. Pistil
    C. Petal
    6. Pollen grains are produced in:
    A. Ovary
    B. Petal
    C. Anther
    7. Ovules are found in the:
    A. Ovary
    B. Stamen
    C. Sepal
    8. Transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma is called:
    A. Fertilization
    B. Pollination
    C. Germination
    9. The sticky part of pistil that receives pollen is:
    A. Ovary
    B. Petal
    C. Stigma
    10. Sepals mainly protect:
    A. Flower bud
    B. Seeds
    C. Roots
    11. Bright colored petals help in:
    A. Water storage
    B. Attracting insects
    C. Root growth
    12. Stamen consists of:
    A. Sepal and petal
    B. Ovary and stigma
    C. Anther and filament
    13. Fertilization is:
    A. Fusion of male and female cells
    B. Growth of roots
    C. Opening of flower
    14. After fertilization, ovules become:
    A. Petals
    B. Seeds
    C. Leaves
    15. The ovary develops into:
    A. Root
    B. Leaf
    C. Fruit
    16. Flowers are important because they help in:
    A. Reproduction
    B. Water absorption
    C. Soil formation
    17. Bees help flowers in:
    A. Photosynthesis
    B. Pollination
    C. Respiration
    18. The structure of flower is mainly for:
    A. Water storage
    B. Leaf growth
    C. Reproduction
    19. Seeds help in:
    A. New plant growth
    B. Water transport
    C. Leaf coloring
    20. Flowers belong to which part of plant system?
    A. Nutritional system
    B. Reproductive system
    C. Respiratory system