1) What is this? a) ovary b) pistil c) stamens d) stem 2) What is this? a) pistil b) sepal c) stamens d) root 3) What is this? a) stem b) pistil c) stamens d) sepal 4) What is this? a) root b) ovary c) seed d) petal 5) What are these? a) petals b) pistals c) septals d) crystals 6) What is the function of this part of the plant? a) attract people b) attract animals for pollination c) protect the pistil d) produce pollen 7) What is the function of this part of the plant? a) attract animals for pollination b) receive pollen c) protect the unopened flower d) produce pollen 8) Which of the following plants can be reproduced by it leaves? a) violet b) strawberry c) sweet potato d) willow 9) Coconut trees spread their seeds by... a) b) c) d) 10) What is the function of this part of the plant? a) receive pollen b) produce pollen c) reject pollen d) block pollen 11) What is the function of this part of the plant? a) receive pollen b) produce pollen c) reject pollen d) take pollen 12) Which of the following is NOT a way for flowers to attract animals for pollination? a) sweet smell b) nectar c) colorful petals d) long stem 13) Plants can be reproduced by a) seeds b) stems c) roots d) all of the above 14) Which of the following is the CORRECT stages of growth for plants? a) fruits-->seeds-->leaves-->flowers b) sprouts-->leaves-->fruit-->flowers c) flowers-->leaves-->seeds-->fruits d) seeds-->leaves-->flowers-->fruits 15) *Why do plants spread their seeds far away from the mother plant? Which is NOT the correct answer? a) avoid competition for sunlight b) need more space to grow c) the seeds are very light d) increase chances to live

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