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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.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
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Which plants are called flowering plants?
Which is a non-flowering plant?
Which is another non-flowering plant?
Some non-flowering plants such as ferns and mosses reproduce using what?
Where do pine tree seeds form?
What is the main function of a flower?
What is a life cycle?
What happens first in a flowering plant life cycle?
What happens after a seed germinates?
What usually happens after a flowering plant produces flowers?
Where do the seeds of many flowering plants form?
Why are life cycles often drawn as a circle?
Which is the correct bean plant life-cycle order?
What is the brightly coloured part of many flowers called?
What is one function of brightly coloured petals?
Which flower part makes pollen?
What is pollen?
Which part holds up the anther?
The anther and filament together make which male flower part?
Which flower part is sticky to catch pollen?
Which flower part contains tiny eggs?
What is the female part of the flower called?
What do sepals do?
What is pollination?
What are the two main ways pollen is moved?
What is a pollinator?
Why do insect-pollinated flowers often have bright petals?
What sweet liquid attracts many insect pollinators?
Which feature is common in insect-pollinated flowers?
What happens when an insect brushes against anthers?
Which feature is common in wind-pollinated flowers?
Why do wind-pollinated flowers make lots of light pollen?
Which crop can be pollinated by wind?
Why do wind-pollinated flowers usually not need scent or nectar?
What is fertilisation in flowering plants?
Where does fertilisation happen in the flower?
What does the ovary become after fertilisation?
What forms inside the fruit?
What are two jobs of a fruit?
What is seed dispersal?
Why do plants disperse their seeds?
What is a young plant called?
Which seed feature helps animal dispersal by sticking to fur?
Why are some animal-dispersed fruits colourful, soft and juicy?
How can animals spread seeds after eating fruit?
Which kind of seed is well adapted for wind dispersal?
How do dandelion seeds travel?
How can a papery wing help a seed?
What feature helps a coconut disperse by water?
Which fruit is an example of water dispersal?
How can a bean pod disperse its seeds?
Why might bean pods split open in hot, dry weather?
How can heavy round fruits disperse seeds?
Which fruit can disperse seeds by dropping and rolling?
What does germination mean?
What does a seed need before it can start germinating?
What happens when a seed first takes in water?
What happens to the seed coat during germination?
Which part usually starts growing first during germination?
In which direction does the first root grow?
What grows up above the ground after the root begins to grow?
What provides energy for a seed at the start of germination?
What happens to the seed after its food store is used?
A flower has large colourful petals, scent and nectar. How is it most likely pollinated?
A flower has small dull petals and lots of smooth, light pollen. How is it most likely pollinated?
A seed has hooks that catch on a sheep's wool. How is it dispersed?
A seed has a parachute of hairs. How is it dispersed?
A fruit has a spongy covering and can float. How is it dispersed?
Which statement correctly compares pollination and fertilisation?
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