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Jeopardy! Sexual Or Asexual? Name that Part! Getting’ Around What am I?

Budding

Asexual

Fertilization

Sexual

Pollination

Sexual

Runners and clippings Runners and clippings

Asexual

Cloning

Asexual

1111

stigma

2222

anther

3333

ovary

4444

petal

5555

pistil

Name one method of seed dispersal not previously used for an answer in this game. Name one method of seed dispersal not previously used for an answer in this game.

Wind, water, weather, animals, humans Wind, water, weather, animals, humans

Name two methods of seed dispersal not previously used as answers in this game. Name two methods of seed dispersal not previously used as answers in this game.

Wind, water, weather, animals, humans. Wind, water, weather, animals, humans.

Give two examples of seed plants that typically rely on animals to disperse their seeds. Give two examples of seed plants that typically rely on animals to disperse their seeds. Give two examples of seed plants that typically rely on animals to disperse their seeds. Give two examples of seed plants that typically rely on animals to disperse their seeds.

A number of answers, including fruits, oak trees, etc. A number of answers, including fruits, oak trees, etc.

True/False: Certain plant seeds are “designed” to be dispersed by the wind. Certain plant seeds are “designed” to be dispersed by the wind. Certain plant seeds are “designed” to be dispersed by the wind.

True

Give two examples of plants whose seeds are often dispersed by wind. Give two examples of plants whose seeds are often dispersed by wind.

Dandelions, pine trees, etc. Dandelions, pine trees, etc.

Pine tree Pine tree

Gymnosperm

Maple tree Maple tree

Angiosperm

Lily

angiosperm

Ginko

Gymnosperm

Grass

Angiosperm

Daily Double! Please select a wager Please select a wager

Daily Double! Please select a wager Please select a wager

Double Jeopardy! Who am I? Angiosperm, gymnosperm, both, neither. Double Trouble… Mosses & Ferns & Liverworts, Oh My!

I contain the male sex cells in a seed plant, and I travel to the female sex cells. I contain the male sex cells in a seed plant, and I travel to the female sex cells.

pollen

I am the location of the ovules, or female sex cells in a plant. I am the location of the ovules, or female sex cells in a plant.

ovary

A pollen tube grows through me. A pollen tube grows through me.

stigma or style stigma or style

I am all of the male reproductive organs in a plant put together. I am all of the male reproductive organs in a plant put together.

stamen

I am all the female reproductive organs of a plant put together. I am all the female reproductive organs of a plant put together.

Pistil

Produces seeds Produces seeds

Both

Grow fruits Grow fruits

angiosperms

Produces cones Produces cones

Gymnosperm

Have flowers Have flowers

Angiosperms

Produces spores Produces spores

Neither

All plants—seedless or seed—are able to reproduce ________________. All plants—seedless or seed—are able to reproduce ________________.

Sexually

The process through which a plant grows into a seed is called _____________. The process through which a plant grows into a seed is called _____________.

Germination

What is the function of the cotyledon? What is the function of the cotyledon?

Provide stored food for the plant’s embryo. Provide stored food for the plant’s embryo.

Process by which a plant makes its own food. Process by which a plant makes its own food.

Photosynthesis

What happens during fertilization? What happens during fertilization?

sperm and egg cells join together sperm and egg cells join together

One non-reproductive difference between ferns and mosses is that ferns are __________ and mosses are _________. One non-reproductive difference between ferns and mosses is that ferns are __________ and mosses are _________.

Vascular, nonvascular Vascular, nonvascular

The _____________ stage of a seedless plant’s life cycle begins with fertilization, and the cells that are produced have a regular, adult number of chromosomes. The _____________ stage of a seedless plant’s life cycle begins with fertilization, and the cells that are produced have a regular, adult number of chromosomes.

Sporophyte

During the __________ stage of a plant’s life cycle, the sex cells (with a haploid number of chromosomes— half the number of a regular adult plant) are produced. During the __________ stage of a plant’s life cycle, the sex cells (with a haploid number of chromosomes— half the number of a regular adult plant) are produced.

Gametophyte

What is a spore? What is a spore?

haploid cells that can grow into a new seedless plant haploid cells that can grow into a new seedless plant

What are the three parts of a moss plant? What are the three parts of a moss plant?

Rootlike, stemlike, and leaflike sections. Rootlike, stemlike, and leaflike sections.

Daily Double! Please select a wager Please select a wager

Daily Double! Please select a wager Please select a wager

Final Jeopardy! Please place a wager Please place a wager Category: Sexual vs. Asexual

Final Jeopardy! Give one advantage to asexual reproduction in plants, and one disadvantage to asexual reproduction in plants.