1) What is the process by which pollen is transferred from the anther to the stigma of a flower? a) Cross pollination b) Self pollination c) Fertilization 2) Which of the following is an example of cross pollination? a) A bee carrying pollen from one flower to another b) A flower pollinating itself c) Wind carrying pollen from one flower to another 3) What is the main advantage of cross pollination? a) It ensures genetic diversity b) It allows plants to reproduce without pollinators c) It increases the chances of self-fertilization 4) Which of the following is an example of self pollination? a) A bee carrying pollen from one flower to another b) A flower pollinating itself c) Wind carrying pollen from one flower to another 5) What is the main advantage of self pollination? a) It ensures genetic diversity b) It allows plants to reproduce without pollinators c) It increases the chances of successful pollination 6) Which of the following is a method of cross pollination? a) Insect pollination b) Wind pollination c) Both insect and wind pollination 7) Which of the following is a method of self pollination? a) Insect pollination b) Wind pollination c) Both insect and wind pollination 8) Which of the following is a disadvantage of self pollination? a) It ensures genetic diversity b) It increases the chances of successful pollination c) It can lead to inbreeding and reduced genetic variation 9) Which of the following is a disadvantage of cross pollination? a) It ensures genetic diversity b) It increases the chances of successful pollination c) It requires the presence of pollinators 10) Which of the following is an example of a plant that primarily relies on self pollination? a) Sunflower b) Apple tree c) Corn

Understanding Cross and Self Pollination

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