What is the first stage in a flowering plant’s life cycle?, Seed, Fruit, Flower, What happens when a seed germinates?, It starts to grow into a new plant, It produces flowers immediately, It becomes a fruit, What does a mature flowering plant produce?, Flowers, Roots only, seeds only, What happens when a seed germinates?, It produces flowers immediately, It starts to grow into a new plant, What happens after fertilisation?, Seeds begin to form, The plant dies, The roots disappear, Why do plants disperse their seeds?, To help new plants grow away from the parent plant, To make the flowers bigger, Which method uses the wind to carry seeds?, Wind dispersal, Water dispersal, What makes some seeds easy for the wind to carry?, They are very heavy, They are light and may have wings or hairs, Which seed is commonly dispersed by water?, Coconut, Dandelion, Burdock, How can animals disperse seeds?, Seeds can stick to their fur or be eaten and later passed out, Seeds grow on animals, Which seeds can hook onto animal fur?, Burdock, Dandelion, Coconut

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