What is pollination?

• When a plant grows a new leaf

• When pollen moves from one flower to another to make seeds

• When an animal eats a plant

• When a flower blooms

What are pollinators?

• Plants that produce pollen

• Animals or insects that eat flowers

• Animals or insects that spread pollen from flower to flower

• The parts of a flower that produce nectar

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What does it mean to disperse?

• To pollinate a single flower

• To collect nectar from a flower

• To spread or scatter in a big area

• To plant a seed in the ground

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What are structures in the context of plants or animals?

• The process of making seeds

• The color of a plant or animal

• Arrangements, parts, or features of a plant or animal

• The habitat of a plant or animal

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What is nectar?

• A type of pollen

• A sweet liquid in a plant that attracts insects and birds

• A structure within a flower

• A method of seed dispersal

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Which of the following is an example of a pollinator? Select all that apply

• Squirrels

• Birds

• wind

• Water

Which of the following is a type of seed dispersal? Select all that apply

• Buried by animals

• Water

• Wind

• Sticking to an animal or insect

Which of the following is an example of a pollinator? Select all that apply

• wind

• Butterflies

• nectar

• Bees

What is the 1st step in Pollination?

• step 1

• A bee spots a flower and land to drink nectar.

• buried by animals

• water

What is the 2nd step in Pollination?

• the sun shines

• bayous

• pollen sticks to the bee's legs

• water plants