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Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
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The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
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More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
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What is the process of spreading seeds away from the parent plant called?
What are the two main functions of a fruit?
Why must seeds be spread away from the parent plant?
Young plants that grow from seeds are called:
When does seed dispersal typically happen?
Which characteristics are typical of juicy fruits dispersed by animals that eat them?
How do seeds inside soft fruits (like tomatoes or berries) survive animal consumption?
Fruits like blackjack and lantana have spines or hooks. How are they dispersed?
Why would seeds in a tomato eaten by a bird likely grow better than those left on the parent plant?
What is a key feature of seeds dispersed by wind?
Dandelion seeds are adapted for wind dispersal because they have:
Sycamore and jacaranda seeds are spread by wind because they possess:
How does a poppy plant disperse its seeds?
What adaptation allows coconuts and water lilies to disperse by water?
What are mangrove seeds commonly called due to their elongated shape?
How do mangrove seeds travel until they find land to germinate?
Plants like beans, acacia, and impatiens disperse their seeds by:
Why do pea or bean pods burst open in warm, dry weather?
Why do farmers pick bean pods before the weather gets very hot and dry?
Heavy, round fruits like apples and avocados primarily use which initial dispersal method?
What happens when high-hanging round fruits drop to the ground?
Besides 'drop and roll', how else can apple seeds be dispersed?
Which fruit method pairing is CORRECT?
Which of the following seeds is spread by STICKING to animal fur?
In an experiment testing how long wind-dispersed seeds stay in the air, why do students drop each seed three times?
Ahmed dropped three winged seeds from a set height and recorded airborne times: 10s, 22s, and 12s. Which seed stayed airborne the longest?
What structural feature would cause a winged seed to stay in the air longer than others?
How can learners ensure an investigation measuring seed flight time is a 'fair test'?
When constructing an identification key for seed dispersal, what is the final step/line?
How can human beings act as agents of seed dispersal?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
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Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.
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