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What role do insects play in the fertilization process?
6 Why do seeds have tough, protective coverings? Choose the
best answer,
A They transport seeds from trees to the ground
So they can travel long distances without getting damaged
B They collect nectar from the interior parts of plants
They deliver pollen from the stamens of plants to the ovaries of
other plants
D They eat fruit, exposing the seeds so that they can sprout and
grow
2 Under the right conditions, a seed can germinate in the
B so they can survive the fall from a tree to the ground
C So they can be easily digested by animals
D To serve as camouflage
ground. What is the best synonym for "germinate?"
7 What might happen if a vascular plant's xylem was
damaged?
Sprout
The plant could no longer undergo photosynthesis
B Die
B The plant would no longer have leaves
C Travel
.ÿ plant would not be able to receive water and nutrients from
, soil
Divide
3
A
8
C
Egg cells
D
Red blood cells
A
B
C
What is the difference between annuals and perennials?
White blood cells
A
B
Sperm cells
4
The plant would no longer have flowers
Pollen is most similar to which types of human cells?
Annuals produce flowers, perennials do not
Annuals are very large, perennials are very small
Annuals use xylem to transport nutrients, perennials use phloem
to transport nutrients
Place the following events in sequence: A) A plant's ovary
begins growing larger and fleshier; B) The seed inside a plant
begins to Brow; C) Pollen fertilizes a plant's egg
i Perennials live for many growing seasons, annuals usually only
live for one or two growing seasons
9 What does a new seed need to grow?
B,C,A
Dark, cold temperatures, nitrogen, and ice
C,A,B
Light, water, nutrients, carbon dioxide, and warm temperatures
A,B,C
A spot right next to its parent plant
C,B,A
Which part of a plant contains male sex cells?
Extra pollen from its parent plant
A fruit is another name for what part of a plant?
The pistil
C
The stamen
D
The seed
ovary
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