Worksheet

Syllabus Study Notes

Did you know Germany borders 9 other countries.

Experience is what you get when you don’t get what you want– Dan Stanford

Class VII >> Science >> Reproduction in Plants >> A1

Q1	The four parts of a flower are sepals, petals, stamens and __________.
A	Pistil
B	Stomata
C	Lenticels
D	Stems

Q2	Which of the following is a mode of reproduction in plants?
A	Asexual Reproduction
B	Sexual reproduction
C	Vegetative Propagation
D	All of the Above

Q3	What are the slimy green patches seen in stagnant water bodies called?
A	Yeast
B	Hydra
C	Algae
D	Amoeba

Q4	In __________, the organism breaks up into fragments which then grows into a new plant.
A	Budding
B	Fragmentation
C	Spore Formation
D	Vegetative Propagation

Q5	Name the artificial method of reproduction which involves cutting of a stem and placing it in moist soil.
A	Cutting
B	Budding
C	Layering
D	Grafting

Q6	Name the artificial method that is used to develop new varieties of plants.
A	Cutting
B	Layering
C	Grafting
D	Budding

Q7	_________ is the reproductive organ in most plants.
A	Leaf
B	Root
C	Flower
D	Stem

Q8	Name the mode of reproduction that requires only one parent.
A	Sexual Reproduction
B	Asexual Reproduction
C	Both of the Above
D	None of the Above

Q9	Production of new plants from the vegetative part of parent is known as __________.
A	Pollination
B	Vegetative Propagation
C	Sexual Reproduction
D	Germination

Q10	The process by which seeds or fruits are scattered is known as __________.
A	Germination
B	Dispersal
C	Pollination
D	Fertilisation

Available Time

Time Left

Bonus Time Left

GoforPractice.com is an online education website offering a structured practice platform for school students of CBSE board India. We strive to make practice fun for students and help them achieve their goals efficiently through worksheets that are handcrafted for a thorough understanding of concepts using contemporary and modern learning techniques. Along with elaborate explanation and chapter wise revision listing, our ecosystem provides cutomisable worksheets to take students from basic to advanced levels of performance.

About Us
Basic Rules
Child Safety
Terms & Conditions

FAQ's
Blogs
Sitemap
Contact Us