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What is the sweet liquid pollinators drink from a flower?
pollen
sugar
nectar
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What do petals do?
make pollen
make seeds
attract pollinators
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What part protects the petals?
pistil
sepal
stamen
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what is this?
bulb
wire
battery
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liquid or solid?
liquid
solid
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what are these?
stamen
petals
pistil
sepal
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what is this?
switch
battery
wire
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What part of the flower makes pollen?
petals
sepal
stamen
pistil
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What does it mean to make more of something?
germinate
reproduce
pollination
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What is an animal that carries pollen from one flower to another called?
pollinator
pollution
predator
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what are these?
wire
battery
switch
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What is she doing?
twist
bend
stretch
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what are these?
flowers
fruits
seeds
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what is this?
sepal
pollen
stamen
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what is the girl part of the flower?
sepal
pistil
stamen
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What is the boy part of a flower?
pistil
stamen
petals
sepal
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what is this?
seed
flower
fruit
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what is it doing?
squash
stretch
bend
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What is he doing?
squash
twist
bend?
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what is this?
petals
chicken
pollen
sepal
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liquid or solid?
liquid
solid
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what is this?
pollen
sepal
pistil
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What does the flower make with pollen?
pistil
stamen
seeds
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what is carry pollen from one flower to another? 从一朵花传播花粉到另一朵花
impregnate
pollenation
reproduce
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what is this?
flower
fruit
seed
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What do the hairs on a bee help it do?
fly
keep it warm
carry pollen
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what is this?
switch
bulb
wire
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what type of dispersal?
water
air
animal
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what is this?
stamen
pistil
petals
pollen
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What is it called when air blows pollen to a flower?
animal pollination
self pollination
wind pollination
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