Pollination and Seed Dispersal

Grade 2 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the answer.

  1. A burr sticks to a dog's fur and drops far away. Which process is this?

    • pollination by a bee in the garden
    • seed dispersal by an animal
    • pollination by a bird
  2. Zoe drops a flat paper seed and a crumpled paper ball. A fan blows. What will happen?

    • The flat seed will travel farther.
    • Neither will move.
    • Both will land in the same spot.
  3. Many bees die one spring. What will most likely happen to the apple trees?

    • Fewer flowers get pollen, so there are fewer apples.
    • The trees stop needing any sunlight at all.
    • The trees make many more apples than they did before.
  4. A seed has tiny hooks. How will it most likely travel?

    • stuck to an animal's fur
    • dropped by a bee on a flower
    • carried by the rain
  5. Read this first

    Apple orchard

    Bees visited the apple tree flowers in spring. By fall, the tree had apples with seeds. A tree that no bees visited had very few apples.

  6. Which claim does the story support?

    • Bees spread apple seeds all across the field and farm.
    • Bee visits help apple trees make apples with seeds.
    • Bees make apples without any flowers at all.
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Pollination and Seed Dispersal

Answer Key - Grade 2 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the answer.

  1. A burr sticks to a dog's fur and drops far away. Which process is this?

    • pollination by a bee in the garden
    • seed dispersal by an animal
    • pollination by a bird
  2. Zoe drops a flat paper seed and a crumpled paper ball. A fan blows. What will happen?

    • The flat seed will travel farther.
    • Neither will move.
    • Both will land in the same spot.
  3. Many bees die one spring. What will most likely happen to the apple trees?

    • Fewer flowers get pollen, so there are fewer apples.
    • The trees stop needing any sunlight at all.
    • The trees make many more apples than they did before.
  4. A seed has tiny hooks. How will it most likely travel?

    • stuck to an animal's fur
    • dropped by a bee on a flower
    • carried by the rain
  5. Read this first

    Apple orchard

    Bees visited the apple tree flowers in spring. By fall, the tree had apples with seeds. A tree that no bees visited had very few apples.

  6. Which claim does the story support?

    • Bees spread apple seeds all across the field and farm.
    • Bee visits help apple trees make apples with seeds.
    • Bees make apples without any flowers at all.