Kalka Public School

Science Worksheet Class 5

L-1 Reproduction in plants
Name them:

a) Brightly coloured part that attracts insects_______________________

b) It protects the bud ___________________
c) Male part _________________ consists of _________________________________
d) Female part _________________ consists of __________________________________
e) After pollination and fertilization the ovary forms the _______________and ovules form
the ______________.

Match the parts of the seed to its functions, Draw and label its parts

a) Seed coat Small root

b) Cotyledons Small shoot
c) Embryo Outer protective covering
d) Radicle Provides food
e) Plumule Hole to absorb water
f) Seed hole Baby plant

Fill in the blanks :

a) The process of changing ______________ into ______________ is called

____________________.
b) The ____________________ of seeds away from the _____________ plant is
called____________________________.
c) The conditions required for seed germination are ___________, ___________ and
_______________
d) The ______________________ of seeds away from the ______________ plant is
called __________________________.
Complete the Mind map:

AGENTS OF SEED DISPERSAL

For Eg ____________ ___________ _______________ ______________

HOTS: Give Reason

1. Why do seeds disperse?

Ans: _______________________________________________________________________

2. Why is pollination important?

Ans _______________________________________________________________________

Give two examples of each:

a) Plants that grow from their roots _______________ , ____________________

b) Plants that grow from their stems ________________ , ___________________
c) Seeds with one cotyledon _______________ , ___________________
d) Seeds with two cotyledons ________________, ____________________
e) Plants that grow from leaves ________________ , ___________________
f) Plants that grow from spores ________________ , ___________________

Write the correct terms:

1) The process of growing new plants from roots, stem and leaves. _________________
2) The transfer of pollen grains from male to female part. ______________________
3) The fusion of pollen grains with ovules. ______________________________
4) Process of producing young ones like themselves. ______________________
5) Crops grown in summer season from June to October. ________________
6) Crops grown in winter season from November to April. ________________