1) What is the main purpose of fertilization in flowers? a) To produce nectar b) To attract pollinators c) To produce seeds 2) Which part of the flower contains the female reproductive organs? a) Stamen b) Pistil c) Petal 3) What is the function of the stigma in flower fertilization? a) To produce pollen b) To receive pollen c) To protect the ovary 4) What is the male reproductive organ in a flower called? a) Stamen b) Pistil c) Sepal 5) How does pollen reach the stigma of a flower? a) Through wind b) Through water c) Through pollinators 6) What is the process called when pollen is transferred from the anther to the stigma? a) Pollination b) Fertilization c) Germination 7) What is the purpose of the pollen tube in flower fertilization? a) To protect the pollen b) To transport sperm cells to the ovary c) To attract pollinators 8) Where are the ovules located in a flower? a) In the stigma b) In the ovary c) In the style 9) What is the role of the sperm cells in flower fertilization? a) To produce nectar b) To fertilize the ovules c) To attract pollinators 10) What is the result of successful fertilization in a flower? a) The production of fruit and seeds b) The production of nectar c) The attraction of pollinators

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