Let’s go step by step to solve each question.
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Q.3: Label the parts of a flower.
We are given a diagram with labels already filled in — and they look correct! Let’s verify:
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Stamen = male part → made of
Anther (makes pollen) and
Filament (holds anther up).
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Pistil = female part → made of
Stigma (catches pollen),
Style (tube down to ovary), and
Ovary (holds eggs/ovules).
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Petal = colorful part that attracts pollinators.
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Sepal = green leaf-like part at base, protects bud.
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All labels match standard flower anatomy. So no correction needed — the diagram is correctly labeled.
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Q.4: What is the male sex cell of a flower?
Options:
a) Anther
b) Pollen
c) Pistil
d) Spore
Think: The *male sex cell* is the actual reproductive cell — like sperm in animals. In flowers, that’s
pollen grains. They carry the male gametes.
- Anther = organ that *produces* pollen (not the cell itself).
- Pistil = female part.
- Spore = more general term; not specific to flowering plants’ male sex cells.
✔ Correct answer:
b) Pollen
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Q.5: Which one of these is not a female part of a flower?
Options:
a) Anther
b) Ovary
c) Stigma
d) Style
Female parts together make the
pistil: stigma, style, ovary.
- Anther = part of stamen → MALE part
- Ovary, Stigma, Style = all FEMALE parts
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So the one that is NOT female is
Anther.
✔ Correct answer:
a) Anther
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Final Answer:
Q.3: All labels are correct as shown.
Q.4: b) Pollen
Q.5: a) Anther
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of reproduction in plants worksheet.
