Six teams will participate in a game with three rounds of questions. Each team starts with 30 hearts to allocate across three potential answers for each question. Correct answers will save allocated hearts for the next question, while incorrect answers lose hearts. After three questions, the team with the most hearts left wins a surprise prize. The document then provides a series of terms related to plant anatomy and reproduction, asking the user to identify the correct definition for each term from three options.
2. INSTRUCTIONS
• There are six teams.
• Each team has 30 hearts to spend on three questions.
• Each question has three possible answers.
• For each question, each team has to deliver three
hearts three responses or only one response.
• The hearts placed in the wrong answers will be lost.
The hearts placed in the correct answer will be saved
to spend on the next question.
• After the round of three questions each team has to
answer to win the team has kept more hearts.
• The prize is .... SURPRISE!
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3. CARPEL
It is a simple pistil or a
single member of a
compound pistil.
OVARY POLLEN
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7. CARPEL
The part of a carpel or of a
gynoecium made of fused carpels
that contains the ovules in a flower.
The ovary is located at the base of
the carpel and ripens into a fruit after
fertilization of one or more of the
ovules.
NECTAR OVARY
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9. OVULE
A minute structure in seed
plants, containing the embryo
sac and surrounded by the
nucellus that develops into a
seed after fertilization.
PETAL POLLEN
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13. SEED
A fine powdery substance
produced by the anthers of
seed-bearing plants,
consisting of numerous fine
grains containing the male
gametes.
POLLINATION POLLEN
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15. POLLINATION
The process by which plant pollen is
transferred from the male
reproductive organs to the female
reproductive organs to form seeds. In
flowering plants, pollen is transferred
from the anther to the stigma, often
by the wind or by insects.
SEED WET
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17. SEED
A mature fertilized plant
ovule, consisting of an
embryo and its food store
surrounded by a
protective seed coat.
WET FRUIT
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19. The male reproductive organ
of a flower, consisting of a
stalk (filament) bearing an
anther in which pollen is
produced.
STIGMA STAMEN PETAL
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23. NECTAR
It is the flattened body
through which the plant
performs the functions of
preparing their food,
breathing and perspiration.
LEAF CARPEL
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27. SEED
The reproductive structure of some
seed-bearing plants, characteristically
having either specialized male or
female organs or both male and
female organs, such as stamens and a
pistil, enclosed in an outer envelope
of petals and sepals.
STAMEN FLOWER
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37. STEM
The usually underground portion of a
plant that lacks buds, leaves, or nodes
and serves as support, draws minerals
and water from the surrounding soil,
and sometimes stores food.
LEAF ROOT
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