Year 9 Biology Quiz: Plant Reproduction

Instructions: Choose the correct answer for each question. Each question has one correct answer.

What is the primary function of the stamen in a flower?
- A. Attracting pollinators
- B. Producing pollen
- C. Supporting the flower petals
- D. Protecting the ovules
Which part of the plant is responsible for photosynthesis?
- A. Roots
- B. Stem
- C. Leaves
- D. Flowers
What is the term for the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma?
- A. Fertilisation
- B. Germination
- C. Pollination
- D. Seed dispersal
In which type of reproduction do plants produce seeds without fertilisation?
- A. Asexual reproduction
- B. Sexual reproduction
- C. Apomixis
- D. Pollination
What structure develops into a seed after fertilisation occurs?
- A. Stigma
- B. Ovule
- C. Anther
- D. Pollen grain
Which of the following is NOT a method of asexual reproduction in plants?
- A. Cutting
- B. Budding
- C. Seed dispersal
- D. Grafting
What role do auxins play in plant reproduction?
- A. They attract insects for pollination
- B. They are plant hormones that promote growth
- C. They inhibit seed germination
- D. They prevent water loss
What is the term for a flower that has both male and female reproductive structures?
- A. Unisexual flower
- B. Bisexual flower
- C. Monoecious flower
- D. Dioecious flower
Which part of the flower is the female reproductive structure?
- A. Stamen
- B. Petal
- C. Pistil
- D. Sepal
How do seeds primarily get dispersed by wind?
- A. Through water droplets
- B. By passing animals
- C. Using parachute-like structures
- D. By explosive mechanisms

Good luck!