Question

Bees fly from one flower to another and collect nectar. They turn this nectar into food. When a bee lands on a flower, pollen from the flower sticks to the bee’s legs and body. When the bee visits another flower, some of the pollen from the first flower is left behind. This is one way that plants reproduce

Answer 1

(True) The pollen for flowers is like the human sperm cells that help us reproduce so the pollen is basically plant sperm that sticks to the plants reproductive parts to help fertilize the plant seeds which then fall out of the plant around it on the ground and grow new ones is how my old seventh-grade teacher explained it but if your using this question in a test don't write the part about the part about the sperm cells down. Hope this helped.