Flower Pollination

Which of the following are types of pollinators?

• B only

• A and B only

• All of the above

• D and C only

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What does an ovule become when it is pollinated?

• a seed

• a sprout

• a fruit

• it stays an ovule

What helps pollen move form one plant to another?

• hummingbirds

• bees

• butterflies

• all of the above

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Pollination happens when pollen from another flower touches the _______.

• petal

• sepal

• pistil

Do you see that bee? It's moving to a flower and will _________ it, fertilizing the seeds.

• pollinate

• nutrient

• stem

• flower

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What do we call the yellow dust of the flower that is attached to the stamen?

• pollen

• pistil

• stamen

After being pollinated, a flower will produce a _______.

• seed

• another flower

• magic spell

• bird

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Check all of the ways that pollinators help with pollination.

• Pollinators move pollen from one flower to another

• Pollinators pick up seeds from the ground

• Pollinators move pollen from the stamen to the pistil

• Pollinators eat the pollen

• Pollinators help the plant make new seeds

Why are flowers colourful?

• To attract insects for pollination

• To produce good seeds from the flowers

• To produce good fruits

• To help the plant making food

What are three pollinators

• Moth

• Roots

• Wind

• Animals

• Carbon Dioxide

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