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Page 1: Hosted by: Mrs. Prostak 100 200 400 300 400 How Are Plants Grouped? What are the Parts of a Flower? How do Flowers Make Seeds and Fruits? What is the

Hosted by:

Mrs. Prostak

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What are the Parts of a Flower?

How do Flowers

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Final Jeopardy

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Answer: seeds

Flowers and cones are examples

of how plants make ___________.

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Answer: pollen

The stamen is the part of the

flower that makes _________.

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Answer: (A) True

The ovary of the flower

grows into a fruit

A)TrueB)False

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Answer: (C) is a flowering plant that produces seeds.

A mature plant _______.

A) produces spores.B) is dormant.C) is a flowering plant that produces seeds. D) is in the resting stage.

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Answer: conifers

Plants that make seeds inside

cones are called ____.

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Answer: two

Corn has ____ kinds of flowers on the same plant.

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Answer: ovule

Inside an ________ the seed

is formed.

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Answer: (B) False

A dormant seed will grow with water, oxygen, and soil.

A) True

B) False

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Answer: ferns and mosses

Name two groups of plants that reproduce with spores.

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Answer: (A) sperm (B) fertilization

When the egg of a flower combines with the _______ a seed will grow.

This process is called _______.

(A)

(B)

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Answer: (C) having both A and B

The pistil can be described as…

A)having a sticky topB)having a thick bottomC)having both A and BD)having none of the

above

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YES!!!!!!!

Bonus

500 free points

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Answer: (D) moss

Which of the following is not a flowering plant.

A) tulipB) daisyC) apple tree D) moss

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Way to Go!!!

Bonus1,000 free

points

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Answer: The butterfly pollinates the flower by carrying pollen from the

stamen to the pistil.

How does a butterfly help a flower reproduce?

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Answer: dormant

When a seed is in the resting stage it is _______.

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Answer: The make spores.

How do plants that do not make seeds reproduce?

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Sorry.

Yikes!Subtract 1,000

points

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Answer: embryo

Name the part of the seed that grows into a new plant.

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Answer: (C) flowering plants

Dicot seeds are _______.

A) conifer plants.B) spore-bearing plants.C) flowering plants.D) corn plants.

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Final Jeopardy

Show what your heading will look like at the top of your test

page.

Writing your heading at the top of a page is easy.