Pollination & Seed Dispersal

What is pollination?

• The process of photosynthesis in plants.

• The transfer of pollen from one flower to another to create new seeds.

• The absorption of water by plant roots.

• The growth of plants in response to sunlight.

What is seed dispersal?

• The process by which seeds are spread away from the parent plant.

• The method by which plants absorb water from the soil.

• The way in which plants produce flowers and fruits.

• The technique used by plants to attract pollinators.

What is a pollinator?

• An animal, like a bee or butterfly, that helps in the process of pollination.

• A type of plant that produces nectar.

• A chemical substance used to enhance plant growth.

• A method of planting seeds in rows.

What do we call the sweet liquid made by flowers that attracts pollinators?

• Honey

• Nectar

• Pollen

• Syrup

What role do bees play in pollination?

• Bees collect nectar and pollen from flowers, helping to transfer pollen.

• Bees primarily feed on leaves and do not contribute to pollination.

• Bees are responsible for producing honey but do not pollinate flowers.

• Bees only collect nectar and do not interact with pollen.

Why is pollination important?

• It helps plants reproduce and create new seeds.

• It provides food for animals.

• It helps in the growth of plants without seeds.

• It prevents soil erosion.

What is germination?

• The process by which a seed develops into a new plant.

• The process of photosynthesis in plants.

• The method of pollination in flowering plants.

• The stage of plant growth after maturity.

What is a seed?

• A thing made by plants that contains a new plant.

• A type of fruit that grows on trees.

• A part of the plant that absorbs sunlight.

• A structure that stores water for the plant.

What is a physical model?

• A representation of something found in real life, like a model of a flower.

• A theoretical concept that cannot be seen or touched.

• A digital simulation of a real-world object.

• An abstract idea that represents a phenomenon.

What are the two main ways seeds can be dispersed?

• By water and by insects.

• By wind and by animals.

• By gravity and by fire.

• By humans and by soil.