Seed Formation Process

Biology

This text explains the process of seed formation, starting with fertilization after pollination, leading to the development of a fertilized ovule into a seed. The seed protects the embryo and endosperm, and its outer layer hardens to form the seed coat.

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7 Questions Easy Ages 8+ Feb 24, 2026

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This study set covers Biology through 7 practice questions. This text explains the process of seed formation, starting with fertilization after pollination, leading to the development of a fertilized ovule into a seed. The seed protects the embryo and endosperm, and its outer layer hardens to form the seed coat. Every question includes the correct answer so you can learn as you go — pick any format above to get started.

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1 What happens after pollination in the process of seed formation?

A Seed germination
B Fertilisation
C Fruit development
D Pollinator attraction

2 What does the fertilised ovule develop into?

A A fruit
B A flower
C A seed
D A stem

3 What does the seed enclose and protect?

A Pollen and nectar
B The embryo and endosperm
C The fruit and ovary
D The roots and leaves

4 What are the tissues within the embryo called?

A Cotyledons
B Endosperm
C Pericarp
D Radicle

5 What hardens to form the seed coat?

A The ovule
B The embryo sac
C The tissue around the ovule
D The endosperm

6 What is the outer protective layer of the seed called?

A Testa
B Cotyledon
C Endosperm
D Embryo

7 The seed coat is also known as the:

A Embryo
B Endosperm
C Testa
D Ovule

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