Reproducción de las plantas

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Reproducción y tipos de plantas

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Froggy Jumps Reproducción de las plantasOnline version Reproducción y tipos de plantas by Andrea 1 How do mosses and ferns reproduce? a By producing colorful flowers b By producing spores c By dropping seeds into the soil 2 What is the first stage in the life cycle of a flowering plant? a A seed falls to the ground b Insects transport pollen c Fruits grow from the flowers 3 Which of these is a SEEDLESS plant? a Cherry Tree b Sunflower c C) Fern 4 What part of the plant helps transport pollen from one flower to another? a Roots and leaves b Wind and insects c Fruits and seeds 5 Where do seed plants keep their seeds? a Inside their leaves b Inside the roots c Inside the fruits 6 Which of these plants is classified as a SEED PLANT? a Moss b Cherry Tree c Fern 7 What are the two types of seed plants? a Mosses and Ferns b Roots and Stems c Flowering and Non-flowering plants 8 What do spores eventually grow into? a Fruits and flowers b Seeds c New plants 9 In the life cycle, what happens immediately AFTER a seed falls to the ground? a It produces pollen b A new plant begins to grow c Insects visit the plant 10 Which plant is NOT a flowering plant? a Moss b Sunflower c Cherry Tree 11 Which of these is the main difference between a Sunflower and a Fern? a One has seeds and the other has spores b One is green and the other is blue c One needs water and the other does not 12 What is inside the fruits produced by flowering plants? a Spores b Seeds c Pollen 13 Why are bees and butterflies important for the life cycle? a They eat the leaves of the plant b They help the seeds fall to the ground c They transport pollen from one flower to another 14 What is the first step in the life cycle of a flowering plant? a Insects carry pollen to the flower. b The roots and leaves begin to grow. c A seed falls to the ground. 15 Why are the "Cherry Tree" and the "Sunflower" in the same group? a Because they both grow in the moss b Because they are both seedless plants c Because they are both flowering plants with seeds 16 What happens if cold weather damages a flower? a It grows bigger roots b It cannot produce fruits c It turns into a seedless plant

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How do mosses and ferns reproduce?

What is the first stage in the life cycle of a flowering plant?

Which of these is a SEEDLESS plant?

What part of the plant helps transport pollen from one flower to another?

Where do seed plants keep their seeds?

Which of these plants is classified as a SEED PLANT?

What are the two types of seed plants?

What do spores eventually grow into?

In the life cycle, what happens immediately AFTER a seed falls to the ground?

Which plant is NOT a flowering plant?

Which of these is the main difference between a Sunflower and a Fern?

What is inside the fruits produced by flowering plants?

Why are bees and butterflies important for the life cycle?

What is the first step in the life cycle of a flowering plant?

Why are the "Cherry Tree" and the "Sunflower" in the same group?

What happens if cold weather damages a flower?