Reproduction in Flowering Plants - SC.4.L.16.1

How do butterflies help plants reproduce?

• They fertilize the plants.

• The help the plant germinate.

• They help disperse the seeds.

• They pollinate the plants.

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Which part of a flower listed below is a female reproductive structure?

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Petal

• Pollen

On which flower part would you find pollen?

• Petal

• Egg

• Stamen

• Sperm

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This seed has tiny hooks covering its surface. How is this seed MOST LIKELY dispersed?

• Animals eat it and leave it behind in their waste.

• Wind blows the seed away from the plant.

• Ocean currents carry it away.

• The seed attaches to the fur of an animal.

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What part of a plants reproduction process is illustrated above?

• Germination

• Pollination

• Fertilization

• Seed Dispersal

Pollen from one flower needs to land on the _________ of another flower so it can travel down to the ovary.

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Egg

• Petal

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What is the function of a flower's petals?

• They produce the pollen.

• They attract pollinators.

• They absorb sunlight.

• They hold the seeds.

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True or false:

Flowers are either male or female.

• True

• False