Pollination - Flower Parts

The male part of the flower which produces pollen is called________.

• the stamen

• the petal

• the style

• the pistil

The female reproductive part of the flower which consists of the stigma, style and ovary.

• stamen

• pistil

• ovule

• anther

What is the job of the petal?

• to attract pollinators

• to produce ovules (eggs)

• to produce pollen

• to produce an ovary

The part of the flower that produces ovules (eggs).

• pistil

• petals

• ovary

• sepal

What is another name for pollen?

• pistil

• anther

• ovule (egg)

• sperm

What is the process called when pollinators transfer pollen from the male part (stamen) of the plant to the female part(pistil) of the plant?

• germination

• seed dispersal

• pollination

• fertilization

Where does fertilization take place in a flower?

• anther

• stamen

• stigma

• ovary

What is the purpose of pollinators?

• To drink nectar.

• To fertilize the the egg.

• To attract animals.

• spread pollen to flowers

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What is the process called when the pollen(sperm) fuses with the egg and produces a seed?

• seed dispersal

• germination

• fertilization

• pollination

What is produced after fertilization takes place?

• a fruit

• a seed

• pollen

• (egg) ovule