| True or false? Fertilisation is the fusion of two gametes. | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? Gametes contain all the genetic information needed to produce offspring. | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Where in a plant cell is the DNA located? | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| Which of the following are producers? | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 3 | No diagram |
| What is the producer in this food chain? | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| Which organ system is a flower? | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Why is plant reproduction important? | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? Flowering plants reproduce asexually. | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match the male and female reproductive organs to their description. | Flower structure | Matching | Year 9 | 2 | No diagram |
| What is a female gamete called? | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Where is pollen made? | Flower structure | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match the part to its description. | Flower structure | Matching | Year 9 | 6 | No diagram |
| True or false? Plants can reproduce sexually. | Pollination and fertilisation | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the female gamete in a plant? | Pollination and fertilisation | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Flowers are the __________ organs of a plant. | Pollination and fertilisation | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which best describes fertilisation? | Pollination and fertilisation | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? Gametes contain all the genetic information needed to produce offspring. | Pollination and fertilisation | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match the word to its description. | Pollination and fertilisation | Matching | Year 9 | 5 | Diagram |
| Pollination is the transfer of __________ from the male anther to the female stigma. | Pollination and fertilisation | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following are pollinating insects? | Pollination and fertilisation | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 3 | No diagram |
| Which type of pollination increases variation? | Pollination and fertilisation | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Where does plant fertilisation take place? | Pollination and fertilisation | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Put the stages of plant reproduction in the correct order. | Pollination and fertilisation | Ordering | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Put these stages of development in the right order. | Pollination and fertilisation | Ordering | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| In this food chain what is the producer? | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | Diagram |
| True or false? Wheat is an example of a producer. | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Who do you agree with? | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Where is pollen made? | Insects and food security | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following crops are important for feeding the human population? | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 3 | No diagram |
| What are animals that carry pollen from one flower to another are called? | Insects and food security | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Pollinators are animals which transfer __________ from one flower to another to assist in plant reproduction. | Insects and food security | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following is an insect pollinator? | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | No diagram |
| Who is correct? | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following is not a reason that bee populations are decreasing? | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which food crops are insect pollinated? | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | No diagram |
| Which of the following will help protect pollinators? | Insects and food security | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 3 | No diagram |
| What do plants compete for? | Fruit and seeds | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | No diagram |
| What is the female gamete of flowering plants called? | Fruit and seeds | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the fusion of gametes called? | Fruit and seeds | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is a zygote? | Fruit and seeds | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the name of the material that carries the male gamete of flowering plants? | Fruit and seeds | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Put these stages of development in order. | Fruit and seeds | Ordering | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? A seed is a single cell. | Fruit and seeds | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Seeds form in the __________ of a flower. | Fruit and seeds | Short answer | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? A fruit is a seed. | Fruit and seeds | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| How are dandelion clocks most likely to be dispersed? | Fruit and seeds | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Put these stages of development in the right order. | Fruit and seeds | Ordering | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match the structure to its description. | Fruit and seeds | Matching | Year 9 | 6 | No diagram |
| Which of the following are true about seeds? | Factors affecting seed germination: practical | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 2 | Diagram |
| True or false? Seeds contain a food store. | Factors affecting seed germination: practical | Multiple choice | Year 9 | 1 | No diagram |
