1 A) cone, zygote, and seed coat B) seed coat, stored food, and an embryo C) pollen grain, sperm, and egg D) stored food, flower, and pollen grain 2 A) seed cells B) spores C) sex cells D) zygotes 3 A) Fern seeds are very rare. B) Fern seeds must stay moist. C) Fern seeds are too small to package. D) Ferns do not produce seeds. 4 A) to attract insects B) to aid in seed dispersal C) to keep it from being eaten D) to help in germination 5 A) a seed B) a stamen C) an ovule D) a pollen grain 6 A) asexual B) sporophyte C) gametophyte D) sexual 7 A) frond B) capsule C) prothallus D) rhizome 8 A) only a female B) only a male C) only small parts of the plant D) a male and female 9 A) swimming sperm B) a prothallus C) flowers D) cones 10 A) roots B) cones C) fruits D) flowers 11 A) germination B) reproduction C) pollination D) fertilization 12 A) fronds B) prothallus C) sori D) capsules 13 A) Pollination B) Reproduction C) Germination D) Fertilization 14 A) sexual B) zygote C) asexual D) two parent 15 A) bees B) bats C) flies D) the wind 16 A) unite to form a zygote B) are produced in structures made of haploid cells C) are called sperm and egg D) join in a process called fertilization 17 A) cones B) sori C) flowers D) pistils 18 A) horsetail B) fern C) moss D) flowering plant 19 A) stamen B) sepal C) petal D) pistils 20 A) stigma tube B) ovule tube C) pollen tube D) stamen tube
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