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Complete the sentences with the words below:                                                      

PISTIL – WIND POLLINATION – FRUIT – STAMEN – SELF-POLLINATION – OVULE – INSECT POLLINATION – SEED – PLANT - POLLINATION

a) In sexual reproduction, there are two main steps: 

______________ and fertilisation.

b) The first one consists on pollen going from the 

_____________ of one flower to the _____________ of a

 different, or the same, flower.

c) Pollination can be helped by insects (__________ 

_________), by the wind (____________ ___________) or it 

can happen inside the same flower

(____________________).


d) The pollen joins an _______________ to make a

 _______________.

e) The pistil grows around the seed into a 

_______________.


f) The fruit falls to the ground and the seed grows into a new 


_____________.


ANIMALS
DESCRIPTION
MOLLUSCS
They have a soft muscular body, often protected by a hard shell. Some live on land (snails), but most (mussels and octopuses) live in the sea.
____________________
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SPONGES
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
___________________
They live in the sea. They are protected from predators by hard skin or spikes and often brightly coloured. (example: starfish)
ARTHROPODS
______________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________

____________________

Some of them live in the sea. They have a long, soft body divided into segments. A very importat example of annelid is the earthworm.

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