
Flowering plants
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- Q1What is the male part of a flower responsible for producing pollen?SepalStamenPetalsPistil30s
- Q2Which part of a flower contains the pollen grains?StigmaAntherOvaryStyle30s
- Q3What is the function of the filament in a flower's stamen?Protects the flowerSupports the antherProduces pollenAttracts pollinators30s
- Q4Which part of the flower connects the stigma to the ovary?PetalAntherStyleFilament30s
- Q5Which part of the flower receives pollen during pollination?StigmaAntherFilamentStyle30s
- Q6Which part of a flower captures pollen from the air and insects?StamenSepalStigmaPetals30s
- Q7What is the name of the female reproductive organ in a flower?PistilOvaryFilamentAnther30s
- Q8What is the name of the female structure in a flower that connects the stigma to the ovary?SepalStyleStamenPetal30s
- Q9Which part of a flower contains the ovules that develop into seeds after fertilization?OvaryAntherStigmaStyle30s
- Q10Which part of a flower is often brightly colored to attract pollinators like bees and butterflies?PetalsStamenStyleOvary30s
- Q11Which insect is commonly known for pollinating flowers by transferring pollen from one flower to another?BeetleAntBeeButterfly30s
- Q12Which insect has a special structure on their body called a 'proboscis' that helps them access nectar from flowers during pollination?GrasshopperMosquitoButterflyDragonfly30s
- Q13Which insect is known for performing a 'pollen bath' by rolling in flower pollen to collect it for pollination?BumblebeeMothDragonflyCricket30s