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Science - Combined 0653 · Sexual reproduction in plants — Paper 1
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Science - Combined 0653 · Sexual reproduction in plants — Paper 1
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Pastlit
Science - Combined 0653 · Sexual reproduction in plants — Paper 1
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9 The diagram shows a section through a flower. Where does fertilisation occur? A B C D
1 marks
Answer: D
10 During pollination, pollen grains are transferred from A anther to ovule. B anther to stigma. C stigma to anther. D stigma to ovule.
1 marks
Answer: B
9 A variety of potato plant produces red tubers (‘potatoes’) that grow into new potato plants which then produce red ‘potatoes’ the following year. Why is this? A Asexual reproduction produces identical potato plants. B Asexual reproduction results in different coloured ‘potatoes’. C Sexual reproduction requires the potato plant to produce flowers. D Sexual reproduction produces only red coloured ‘potatoes’.
1 marks
Answer: A
10 After it has been fertilised, which part of a flower develops into a seed? A egg B ovary C ovule D pollen
1 marks
Answer: C
10 Which structure in a flower produces pollen? A sepal B stamen C stigma D style
1 marks
Answer: B
11 A gardener uses only asexual reproduction to produce clones of a flowering plant. The original plant had red flowers but some cloned plants had blue flowers. What explains this change in flower colour? A height of plant B insect pollination C variation caused by genes D variation caused by the environment
1 marks
Answer: D
9 It is possible to grow plants that are genetically identical. What are plants grown in this way called? A clones B gametes C seeds D zygotes
1 marks
Answer: A
11 In which part of a plant is the embryo found? A anther B pollen grain C seed D stigma
1 marks
Answer: C
10 A potato is cut into two portions, X and Y. Both portions produce shoots that grow into new plants. X Y shoot root Which statement about the two new plants is not true? A They are clones. B They come from different zygotes. C They contain identical genes in each cell. D They have the same parent.
1 marks
Answer: B
11. Which type of variation can be inherited by offspring? variation caused variation caused by genes by environment A v v B v x Cc x v D x x key J/ = variation can be inherited X = variation cannot be inherited
1 marks
Answer: B
10 Which event that happens in the ovary of a flower starts seed formation? A conservation B fertilisation C germination D pollination
1 marks
Answer: B
11 Which is not responsible for variation in characteristics in a plant? A chromosomes B cloning C environment D genes
1 marks
Answer: B
10 After fertilisation, which part of a flower develops into a seed? A egg B ovary C ovule D pollen
1 marks
Answer: C
11 Ten plants are produced asexually from one parent plant. The diagram shows these ten plants after they have grown for a few weeks in two separate groups. group 1 group 2 What is the explanation for the difference between the two groups of plants? A All the plants are genetically identical and are growing in the same conditions. B All the plants are genetically identical but are growing in different conditions. C The plants are genetically different and are growing in the same conditions. D The plants are genetically different and are growing in different conditions.
1 marks
Answer: B
10 A variety of potato plant produces red tubers (‘potatoes’) that grow into new potato plants which then produce red ‘potatoes’ the following year. Why is this? A Asexual reproduction produces identical potato plants. B Asexual reproduction results in different coloured ‘potatoes’. C Sexual reproduction produces only red ‘potatoes’. D Sexual reproduction requires the potato plant to produce flowers.
1 marks
Answer: A
12 The diagram shows a section through a flower. Where does fertilisation occur? A B C D
1 marks
Answer: D
11 A variety of potato plant produces red tubers (‘potatoes’) that grow into new potato plants which then produce red ‘potatoes’ the following year. Why is this? A Asexual reproduction produces identical potato plants. B Asexual reproduction results in different coloured ‘potatoes’. C Sexual reproduction produces only red ‘potatoes’. D Sexual reproduction requires the potato plant to produce flowers.
1 marks
Answer: A
12 The diagram shows a section through a flower. Where does fertilisation occur? A B C D
1 marks
Answer: D
11 A variety of potato plant produces red tubers (‘potatoes’) that grow into new potato plants which then produce red ‘potatoes’ the following year. Why is this? A Asexual reproduction produces identical potato plants. B Asexual reproduction results in different coloured ‘potatoes’. C Sexual reproduction produces only red ‘potatoes’. D Sexual reproduction requires the potato plant to produce flowers.
1 marks
Answer: A
12 The diagram shows a section through a flower. Where does fertilisation occur? A B C D
1 marks
Answer: D
11 The table shows the names of plant reproductive structures. Which does not link a structure with what it contains? structure what it contains A anther pollen grain B fruit seed C seed embryo D style ovule
1 marks
Answer: D
11 The table shows the names of plant reproductive structures. Which does not link a structure with what it contains? structure what it contains A anther pollen grain B fruit seed C seed embryo D style ovule
1 marks
Answer: B
12 The table shows the names of plant reproductive structures. Which does not link a structure with what it contains? structure what it contains A anther pollen grain B fruit seed C seed embryo D style ovule
1 marks
Answer: D
10 Which feature must all members of the same clone of a plant have in common? A They all grow at the same rate. B They all grow from seeds. C They all have fruits of the same size. D They all have the same alleles.
1 marks
Answer: D
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower. P Q R Where are the male gametes made and where are the female gametes made? male gametes female gametes A P Q B P R C Q P D Q R
1 marks
Answer: B
9 The diagram shows a section through a flower. P Q R Where are the male gametes made and where are the female gametes made? male gametes female gametes A P Q B P R C Q P D Q R
1 marks
Answer: B
10 Which feature must all members of the same clone of a plant have in common? A They all grow at the same rate. B They all grow from seeds. C They all have fruits of the same size. D They all have the same alleles.
1 marks
Answer: D
11. Which type or types of variation in organisms can be inherited? variation caused by | variation caused by genes the environment A Jv v key B v x v=yes Cc x v X =no D x x
1 marks
Answer: B
10 A species of animal reproduces both sexually and asexually. Which offspring will be clones? offspring from sexual offspring from reproduction asexual reproduction A v v B v x Cc x v D x x
1 marks
Answer: C
9 Aspecies of animal reproduces both sexually and asexually. Which offspring will be clones? offspring from sexual offspring from reproduction asexual reproduction A v v B v x Cc x v D x x
1 marks
Answer: C
13 Albino humans cannot make any pigment in their skin. A pale-skinned student, who is not an albino, sits in the sun on a number of days. The student’s skin becomes suntanned (darker). What causes this suntanning to happen? A the environment and the student’s albino alleles B the environment and the student’s non-albino alleles C the environment only D the student’s genes only
1 marks
Answer: B
8 A species of animal reproduces both sexually and asexually. Which offspring will be clones? offspring from sexual offspring from reproduction asexual reproduction A v v B v x Cc x v D x x
1 marks
Answer: C
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower immediately after pollination. P Q Which row identifies structures P and Q? P Q A pollen grain anther B pollen grain stigma C zygote anther D zygote stigma
1 marks
Answer: B
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower immediately after pollination. P Q Which row identifies structures P and Q? P Q A pollen grain anther B pollen grain stigma C zygote anther D zygote stigma
1 marks
Answer: B
9 The diagram shows a section through a flower. Which part receives pollen during pollination? C B D A
1 marks
Answer: D
11 What describes sexual reproduction? A Diploid gametes form a haploid zygote, offspring genetically dissimilar to parents. B Diploid gametes form a haploid zygote, offspring genetically similar to parents. C Haploid gametes form a diploid zygote, offspring genetically dissimilar to parents. D Haploid gametes form a diploid zygote, offspring genetically similar to parents.
1 marks
Answer: C
12 What describes asexual reproduction? number of a zygote is offspring identical parents produced to the parent A 1 no yes B 1 yes no C 2 no yes D 2 yes no
1 marks
Answer: A
10 The diagram shows a section through a flower. Q P R S In which parts of the flower are pollen grains produced and received? pollen grains pollen grains produced received A P S B Q P C R Q D S R
1 marks
Answer: B
10 The diagram shows a section through a flower. Q P R S In which parts of the flower are pollen grains produced and received? pollen grains pollen grains produced received A P S B Q P C R Q D S R
1 marks
Answer: B
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower. 1 3 2 4 Which row in the table identifies male and female parts? male part female part A 1 2 B 2 4 C 3 1 D 4 3
1 marks
Answer: A
11 What is the function of the sepals in most insect-pollinated plants? A to attract insects with colour B to make nectar C to manufacture pollen D to protect flower buds
1 marks
Answer: D
12 The diagram shows a section through a flower. P Q R Where are the male and female gametes (sex cells) made? male gametes female gametes A P Q B P R C Q P D Q R
1 marks
Answer: B
12 The diagram shows a section through a flower. P Q R Where are the male and female gametes (sex cells) made? male gametes female gametes A P Q B P R C Q P D Q R
1 marks
Answer: B
10 What is the function of the sepals in most insect-pollinated plants? A to attract insects with colour B to make nectar C to manufacture pollen D to protect flower buds
1 marks
Answer: D
13 The diagram shows a section through a flower. P Q R Where are the male and female gametes (sex cells) made? male gametes female gametes A P Q B P R C Q P D Q R
1 marks
Answer: B
11 The diagram shows a cross-section though part of a stamen of a plant. P Q Which row identifies P and Q? P Q A anther egg B anther pollen grain C stigma egg D stigma pollen grain
1 marks
Answer: B
12 What are features of asexual reproduction? number of presence production parents of gametes | of azygote A 1 v v B 1 x x Cc 2 v x D 2 x v
1 marks
Answer: B
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower. P Q R Which row correctly identifies the labelled parts of the flower? P Q R A anther ovary stigma B anther stigma ovary C stamen carpel sepal D stamen sepal carpel
1 marks
Answer: B
11 Which structure in a flower produces pollen? A sepal B stamen C stigma D style
1 marks
Answer: B
11 Which structure in a flower produces pollen? A sepal B stamen C stigma D style
1 marks
Answer: B
10 The diagram shows the root of a plant exposed to light and gravity, and the same root a day later. light gravity Light does not influence the growth of roots in this plant. Which row shows how the root has responded? geotropism phototropism A grows away from the stimulus no response B grows towards the stimulus no response C no response grows away from the stimulus D no response grows towards the stimulus
1 marks
Answer: B
11 Which structure in a flower produces pollen? A sepal B stamen C stigma D style
1 marks
Answer: B
11 Which statement about sexual reproduction is always correct? A It involves only one parent. B It involves the fusion of nuclei. C It produces genetically identical offspring. D It takes place only in animals.
1 marks
Answer: B
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower. 1 2 3 4 Which numbers identify anther and ovary? anther ovary A 1 2 B 1 4 C 2 4 D 3 2
1 marks
Answer: B
12 Some seeds are left in a warm place in different conditions. Which seeds will germinate but will be able to grow only for a short time? ight | Present | present Al v J J Bil v J x cl ov x J pD| x J J
1 marks
Answer: D
10 The diagram shows a section through a flower. 1 3 2 4 Which row in the table identifies male and female parts? male part female part A 1 2 B 2 4 C 3 1 D 4 3
1 marks
Answer: A
10 The diagram shows a section through a flower. 1 3 2 4 Which row in the table identifies male and female parts? male part female part A 1 2 B 2 4 C 3 1 D 4 3
1 marks
Answer: A
10 The diagram shows a section through a flower. 1 3 2 4 Which row in the table identifies male and female parts? male part female part A 1 2 B 2 4 C 3 1 D 4 3
1 marks
Answer: A
10 What is a product of asexual reproduction? A a diploid nucleus due to fertilisation B a zygote C genetically dissimilar offspring D genetically identical offspring
1 marks
Answer: D
10 Which part of a plant protects the flower when it is a bud? A petal B sepal C stem D stigma
1 marks
Answer: B
10 Which environmental factor is not a requirement for the germination of most seeds? A light B oxygen C suitable temperature D water
1 marks
Answer: A
10 Which environmental factor is not a requirement for the germination of most seeds? A light B oxygen C suitable temperature D water
1 marks
Answer: A
11 The diagram shows a flower. W What is the function of part W? A attracts insects B produces pollen C protects bud D receives pollen
1 marks
Answer: A
11 The diagrams show shoots of maize seedlings. Which shoot shows a geotropic response in which it grows away from the stimulus? A B C D light light gravity gravity
1 marks
Answer: A
10 What is the result of a tropism? A feeding B gravity C growth D light
1 marks
Answer: C
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower. P Q R Where are the male and female gametes (sex cells) made? male gametes female gametes A P Q B P R C Q P D Q R
1 marks
Answer: B
11 The anthers are part of which flower structure? A carpels B sepals C stamens D stigma
1 marks
Answer: C
11 The anthers are part of which flower structure? A carpels B sepals C stamens D stigma
1 marks
Answer: C
9 A plant produces flowers with stigmas and ovaries, but no anthers. What effect will this have on the plant? A It cannot be insect-pollinated. B It cannot produce seeds. C It will only be able to reproduce asexually. D It will not be able to produce pollen grains.
1 marks
Answer: D
11. Which row is correct for sexual reproduction? genetically different one zygote offspring produced parent produced A v Jv x B J x J Cc x v x D x x J
1 marks
Answer: B
9 Diagram 1 shows a growing seedling after the first few days’ growth. The seedling was then rotated, held in the position shown in diagram 2 and placed in the dark for three days. diagram 1 diagram 2 What is the shape of the seedling three days later? A B C D
1 marks
Answer: B
10 What are the features of sexual reproduction? fusion nature of offspring of nuclei A no genetically dissimilar B yes genetically identical C no genetically identical D yes genetically dissimilar
1 marks
Answer: D
11 The diagram shows a section through an insect-pollinated flower. 1 2 3 4 Which labels are correct? anther petal sepal stigma A 1 3 4 2 B 1 4 3 2 C 2 3 4 1 D 2 4 3 1
1 marks
Answer: A
9 What are the features of sexual reproduction? fusion nature of offspring of nuclei A no genetically dissimilar B yes genetically identical C no genetically identical D yes genetically dissimilar
1 marks
Answer: D
10 The diagram shows half a flower. 1 2 3 Where are the female and male gametes made? female male A 1 2 B 1 3 C 2 1 D 3 1
1 marks
Answer: D
9 What are the features of sexual reproduction? fusion nature of offspring of nuclei A no genetically dissimilar B yes genetically identical C no genetically identical D yes genetically dissimilar
1 marks
Answer: D
10 Which process is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma? A fertilisation B germination C pollination D transpiration
1 marks
Answer: C
11 Which statement about sexual reproduction is always correct? A It involves only one parent. B It involves the fusion of nuclei. C It produces genetically identical offspring. D It takes place only in animals.
1 marks
Answer: B
12 A student set up an experiment to investigate the conditions needed for the germination of seeds. She set up four Petri dishes, as shown. seeds on filter paper Petri dish The table shows how the seeds were treated. In which Petri dish would most seeds germinate? temperature watered A warm no B warm yes C cold no D cold yes
1 marks
Answer: B
10 The diagram shows an onion bulb supported above water in a glass jar. Light is shone onto one side of the jar only. The bulb has been left for a few days in a laboratory. onion supporting pin roots glass jar light water Which tropic responses have caused the roots to grow as they now appear? gravitropism causes phototropism causes the roots to grow the roots to grow A away from gravity away from light B away from gravity towards light C towards gravity away from light D towards gravity towards light
1 marks
Answer: C
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower. Y X What are the correct labels and functions for parts X and Y of the flower? X Y label function label function A petal attracts insects anther produces pollen grains B petal protects flower ovary produces pollen grains C sepal attracts insects anther contains egg cells D sepal protects flower ovary contains egg cells
1 marks
Answer: A
11 Which is a definition of asexual reproduction? A production of genetically different offspring from one parent B production of genetically different offspring from two parents C production of genetically identical offspring from one parent D production of genetically identical offspring from two parents
1 marks
Answer: C
10 Which row describes asexual reproduction? number of a zygote is offspring identical parents produced to the parent A 1 no yes B 1 yes no C 2 no yes D 2 yes no
1 marks
Answer: A
11 Which conditions are needed for the germination of seeds? 1 oxygen 2 suitable temperature 3 water A 1 and 2 only B 1 and 3 only C 2 and 3 only D 1, 2 and 3
1 marks
Answer: D
11 Which row describes asexual reproduction? number of a zygote is offspring identical parents produced to the parent A 1 no yes B 1 yes no C 2 no yes D 2 yes no
1 marks
Answer: A
12 On which part of a flower is pollen deposited during pollination? A ovary B stamen C stigma D style
1 marks
Answer: C
9 Which row describes asexual reproduction? number of a zygote is offspring identical parents produced to the parent A 1 no yes B 1 yes no C 2 no yes D 2 yes no
1 marks
Answer: A
10 The diagram shows a section through a buttercup flower. Which structure produces pollen grains? A D B C
1 marks
Answer: A
11 Which row is correct for asexual reproduction? offspring are number of parents genetically identical A yes one B yes two C no one D no two
1 marks
Answer: A
10 The diagram shows a parent plant. parent plant Which offspring has been produced by asexual reproduction from this plant? A B C D
1 marks
Answer: A
10 Which part of a flower is not required for pollination? A anther B sepal C stamen D stigma
1 marks
Answer: B
10 What is a feature of asexual reproduction? A development and growth of a zygote B fusion of the nuclei of two cells C offspring are all genetically different D only requires a single parent
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Answer: D
10 A plant seedling is pinned horizontally onto a damp board inside a light-proof box. The diagrams show the seedling at the start of the experiment and after 72 hours. start of experiment after 72 hours light-proof box root shoot pin damp board Which response is shown by the root and the shoot? root shoot A gravitropism gravitropism B gravitropism phototropism C phototropism gravitropism D phototropism phototropism
1 marks
Answer: A
11 A student investigates germination in bean seeds. In which set of conditions will the seeds germinate? water no water no water water carbon dioxide oxygen carbon dioxide oxygen
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Answer: D
10 Some examples of how parts of a plant grow are listed. 1 grow away from gravity 2 grow away from the direction of light 3 grow towards gravity 4 grow towards the direction of light Which growth responses are due to gravitropism? A 1, 2 and 4 B 1 only C 1 and 3 D 3 only
1 marks
Answer: C
11 Which statement about asexual reproduction is correct? A It produces genetically different offspring from 1 parent. B It produces genetically different offspring from 2 parents. C It produces genetically identical offspring from 1 parent. D It produces genetically identical offspring from 2 parents.
1 marks
Answer: C
11 The diagram shows a seed germinating in soil. soil surface shoot root Which tropic responses are taking place in the shoot and root while they are still underground? shoot root A gravitropism gravitropism B gravitropism phototropism C phototropism gravitropism D phototropism phototropism
1 marks
Answer: A
10 The diagram shows a plant, lit from one side. light Which tropic responses are shown by the shoot and root? shoot root A gravitropism only gravitropism and phototropism B phototropism only gravitropism and phototropism C gravitropism and phototropism gravitropism only D gravitropism and phototropism phototropism only
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Answer: C
11 What are two features of sexual reproduction? feature 1 feature 2 A fusion of two identical nuclei requires two different parents B fusion of two zygotes offspring are genetically identical C offspring are genetically different fusion of two different nuclei D only requires a single parent development from a single zygote
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Answer: C
12 Where are male gametes made in a flower? A anther B filament C stigma D style
1 marks
Answer: A
12 Where are male gametes made in a flower? A anther B filament C stigma D style
1 marks
Answer: A
11 The diagram shows a section through a flower. P Q R Which row identifies the labelled parts of the flower? P Q R A anther ovary stigma B anther stigma ovary C stamen carpel sepal D stamen sepal carpel
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Answer: B
11 Which structure in a flower produces pollen? A sepal B stamen C stigma D style
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Answer: B
11 Which row describes asexual reproduction? number of offspring genetically parents involved identical to each other A 1 yes B 1 no C 2 yes D 2 no
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Answer: A
12 The diagram shows a section through an insect-pollinated flower. 1 2 3 4 Which labels are correct? anther petal sepal stigma A 1 3 4 2 B 1 4 3 2 C 2 3 4 1 D 2 4 3 1
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Answer: A
10 Which definition of asexual reproduction is correct? A production of genetically different offspring from one parent B production of genetically different offspring from two parents C production of genetically identical offspring from one parent D production of genetically identical offspring from two parents
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Answer: C
11 Which environmental conditions are normally necessary for seed germination? suitable light oxygen water temperature A no yes no yes B no yes yes yes C yes no yes no D yes yes yes yes
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Answer: B
10 Which row is correct for sexual reproduction? genetically different one zygote offspring produced parent produced A v Jv x B Jv x Jv Cc x v x D x x Jv
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Answer: B
9 Which statement about the growth response of plant roots is correct? A They grow away from gravity and away from light. B They grow away from gravity and towards light. C They grow towards gravity and away from light. D They grow towards gravity and towards light.
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Answer: C
10 Which row describes asexual reproduction? offspring number of a zygote is genetically identical parents produced to the parent A 1 no yes B 1 yes no C 2 no yes D 2 yes no
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Answer: A
11 Which statement describes fertilisation in a flowering plant? A fusion of a pollen nucleus with a nucleus in the ovule B fusion of a pollen nucleus with the stigma C transfer of a pollen grain from the anther to the stigma D transfer of a pollen grain from the filament to the stigma
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Answer: A
10 Which row describes asexual reproduction? offspring number of a zygote is genetically identical parents produced to the parent A 1 no yes B 1 yes no C 2 no yes D 2 yes no
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Answer: A
11 Which statement describes fertilisation in a flowering plant? A fusion of a pollen nucleus with a nucleus in the ovule B fusion of a pollen nucleus with the stigma C transfer of a pollen grain from the anther to the stigma D transfer of a pollen grain from the filament to the stigma
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Answer: A
11 Which row is correct for asexual reproduction? genetically fusion of number of identical nuclei parents offspring A no yes two B yes no one C no yes one D yes no two
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Answer: B
11 Which statement about offspring produced by asexual reproduction is correct? A The offspring are genetically different from one another. B The offspring are genetically identical to their parent. C The offspring are produced by two parents. D The offspring are produced by the fusion of gametes.
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Answer: B
11 A plant is grown without light. Which tropic responses are shown by the roots and shoots of the plant? root response shoot response A gravitropism gravitropism B gravitropism phototropism C phototropism gravitropism D phototropism phototropism
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Answer: A
12 What describes the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma? A asexual reproduction B fertilisation C germination D pollination
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Answer: D
10 Which statement is correct? A Asexual reproduction results in the formation of a zygote. B Asexual reproduction results in genetically identical offspring from one parent. C Sexual reproduction only occurs in animals. D Sexual reproduction results in genetically identical offspring from two parents.
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Answer: B
10 Which statement is correct? A Asexual reproduction results in the formation of a zygote. B Asexual reproduction results in genetically identical offspring from one parent. C Sexual reproduction only occurs in animals. D Sexual reproduction results in genetically identical offspring from two parents.
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Answer: B
11 What is the function of the sepals in most insect-pollinated plants? A to attract insects B to make nectar C to make pollen D to protect flower buds
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Answer: D
12 The diagram shows dishes containing the same type of seeds in different conditions. Each dish is placed in atmospheric air and at a temperature suitable for germination. light box that blocks light light box that blocks light seed dry cotton wool dry cotton wool wet cotton wool wet cotton wool 1 2 3 4 In which dishes will the seeds germinate? A 1 and 3 B 2 and 4 C 3 and 4 D 4 only
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Answer: C
10 What is the definition of pollination? A the transfer of pollen grains from an anther to an ovule B the transfer of pollen grains from an anther to a stigma C the transfer of pollen grains from a stigma to an anther D the transfer of pollen grains from a stigma to an ovule
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Answer: B
11 A student investigates the conditions needed for the germination of seeds. Which seeds germinate first? A B C D 5 °C 5 °C 20 °C 20 °C seeds dry damp dry damp cotton wool cotton wool cotton wool cotton wool
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Answer: D
11 A student investigates the conditions needed for the germination of seeds. Which seeds germinate first? A B C D 5 °C 5 °C 20 °C 20 °C seeds dry damp dry damp cotton wool cotton wool cotton wool cotton wool
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Answer: D