What is the female part of a flower called?, The Sepal, The Carpel, The stamen, What does the stamen do?, It attracts insects, It provides food for the insects, It makes pollen, The movement of pollen from stamen to stigma has a special name. What is it?, Pollination, Fertilisation, Germination, Which of these is true?, After pollination, the pollen grain travels down inside the carpel, All flowers are pollinated by insects, All flowers are pollinated by pollen from a different flower, When an ovule is fertilised, it turns into..., a bud, a leaf, a seed, Which of these is NOT true about how seeds are dispersed?, Some seeds are eaten by animals and deposited somewhere else, Some seeds are blown by the wind, Some seeds grow legs and walk, Which of these is the correct order for the life cycle of a plant?, Pollination -> germination -> fertilisation -> seed dispersal, Germination -> fertilisation -> seed dispersal -> pollination, Germination -> pollination -> fertilisation -> seed dispersal, What would happen if plants and animals didn't reproduce?, Plants would take over the world, All life on Earth would eventually die out, All living things would just get older and older, What is a flowering plant?, Produces flowers, No seeds, No roots, No leaves, Which is a non-flowering plant?, Moss, Rose, Tulip, Sunflower, What do flowering plants produce?, Seeds, Spores, Pollen, Fruits, Which plant has cones?, Pine, Fern, Lily, Daisy, What is a spore?, Reproductive unit, Leaf part, Root tip, Stem section, Which plant reproduces by spores?, Fern, Oak, Maple, Cactus.

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