Select the statement that best describes the importance of germination and seed dispersal in plant reproduction.

Plants can reproduce when seeds are germinated during seed dispersal.
Both germination and seed dispersal come before plant reproduction.
Germination has no involvement in plant reproduction, but seed dispersal does.
Plants can grow in new places when seeds are dispersed, and germination begins a new life cycle.

Read the following passage and identify the error.

"During germination, the fertilized egg begins to sprout and grow. Each seed contains an embryo, or tiny plant, and it needs the right condition to grow. These conditions include the basic need of water, the correct temperature, and the right location, which is in the soil."

Select the statement that corrects the error in the passage.

Seeds are fertilized during germination, not before.
Basic conditions include wind, not water.
The fertilized egg begins to grow and mature, not an embryo.
The fertilized seed begins to grow and sprout, not an egg.

What is pollination?

When the ovule receives pollen from the stamen and fertilization begins.
When the stigma produces pollen, it is moved from the pistil to the ovule.
The transfer of pollen from the female structure to the male structure of seed plants.
The transfer of pollen from the male structure to the female structure of seed plants.