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Grade V – Science Question Bank – First Term_Unit I

Q1. In what ways are flowering plants different from non-flowering plants?

Q2. What is the function of a flower?

Q3. Which part of the flower forms seeds?

Q4. Name the process by which the seeds are formed.

Q5. Where does the process of fertilisation take place?

Q6. What is pollination?

Q7. Identify the characteristics of flowers pollinated by insects.

Q8. Identify the characteristics of flowers pollinated by wind.

Q9. Sara was having a morning walk in a park. She observed that there were some
bees, butterflies, birds and flies hovering over the flowers.
i. What are these butterflies, flies and birds attracted to?
ii. What do these insects unintentionally carry from one flower to another?
iii. What do these butterflies and flies get as a reward?

Q10. Define fertilization. Also, mention the changes that occur in flowers after the
process of fertilisation.
Q11. Label the diagram below and answer the following questions.

Q12. What happens to the following parts of the flower after fertilization?
a. Ovary: _____________
b. Ovule: _____________
Q13. Name the parts of the flower which wither and drop off after
fertilization.
Q14. Explain how pollination is different from fertilization.
Q15. Identify the function of fruit.
Q16. What is seed dispersal?
Q17. Why do seeds need to be dispersed away from the parent plant?
Grade V – Science Question Bank – First Term_Unit I

Q18. Identify different methods of seed dispersal?


Q19. How can people disperse seeds?
Q20. A water lily seed has a spongy covering. How does this help a water lily to
disperse its
Q21. Why are bean pods usually picked before the weather gets hot and dry?
Q22. Apple seeds are dispersed by the drop-and-roll method. How else can the apple
seeds be spread?
Q23. How do the seeds of maple fruits get dispersed by the wind?
Q24. Define germination and identify the conditions necessary for germination of seeds.
Q25. Identify the method of seed dispersal in the table below.Write one characteristic of
each of them.

Fruit Method of dispersal

The plant is dispersed by

………………………………….

The dandelion seeds are dispersed by


…………………………..
Grade V – Science Question Bank – First Term_Unit I

The coconut fruit is dispersed by


……………………………

The tomato is dispersed by

…………………………..

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