Flowers and fruits

{"questions":[{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-400]]","widgets":{"img_choice-400":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/062b1c92d71d1cf8d1be282b.jpg","Cranberry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/44aede866da343a6fa61e5b7.jpg","Barberry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/e5a36e7f8b6ec43981b4fad1.jpg","Chamomile"]],"answer":[0,1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-361]]","widgets":{"img_choice-361":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/db6a4e824183b756441dfa4e.jpg","Blueberry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/43db52830f07485b8595ea63.jpg","Blueberry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/5584a41f83920dc027f9e73a.jpeg","Lily of the Valley"]],"answer":[0,1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-324]]","widgets":{"img_choice-324":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/91954e715aa6e4d1f08a8f68.jpg","Currant"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/2a965781fcf9331b2f0a2f40.jpg","Gooseberry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/aa221fb263bf3c72dbad9a4f.jpg","Dandelion"]],"answer":[0,1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-289]]","widgets":{"img_choice-289":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/6e850c88830f7da2049a3c09.jpg","Cherry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/87c4fb21424ca91ec2667e75.jpg","Apricot"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/3b6fb0e88d92b65584ed71e0.jpg","Tulip"]],"answer":[0,1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-256]]","widgets":{"img_choice-256":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/61292b4b6a7f59ec79268f83.jpg","Cucumber"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/d4c4909e6ab7ee00b484ad3b.jpg","Garlic"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/f3bf7a63158eed9e95f9919f.jpg","Jasmine"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits. Garlic bulbs contain a short stem and fleshy leaves."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-225]]","widgets":{"img_choice-225":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/4214dd3e1f262914f8fdef2c.png","Banana"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/7f8abb258af5ccd3c86984b3.jpeg","Geranium"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/367f0183563fc36a3092d189.jpg","Larch"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-196]]","widgets":{"img_choice-196":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/f130c71a2ab6bc8a726c1bfb.jpg","Carrot"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/000d2d3fb6b856c0ea4f247d.jpg","Persimmon"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/abb6cc1499e4222ab26649b8.jpg","Cypress"]],"answer":[1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits. A carrot is a storage root."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-169]]","widgets":{"img_choice-169":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/b1b87cff7347fc17f015f125.jpeg","Tomato"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/36887d47f7d2809f10296c8f.jpg","Reindeer lichen"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/21ab9256698bc8c6d66063e3.png","Rose"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-144]]","widgets":{"img_choice-144":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/5b0706a3138d61a9cb4741e9.jpg","Beetroot"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/36c0f9e3df2c0b187841c905.jpg","Sunflower"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/c598008613958fbdcf05e23e.jpg","Pine"]],"answer":[1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits. The sunflower head contains many small flowers; a beet is a storage root."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-121]]","widgets":{"img_choice-121":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/6689ebbcbf5dfa4b835224ae.jpeg","Corn"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/109623fa12138b233ae029ae.jpg","Aloe"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/fe60b6185c8bd8f2b4ebc582.png","Raspberry"]],"answer":[0,2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits. Each corn kernel is a small dry fruit containing a seed."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-81]]","widgets":{"img_choice-81":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/0cb6ad745782188e8d07c512.jpg","Grapes"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/7203e1e8c500dfb8d7a9fa14.jpg","Fir"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/d3205d60651e38eaf057b11e.jpg","Fern"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-100]]","widgets":{"img_choice-100":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/c27848419d5cdc0ace76f512.jpg","Spruce"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/12e33e31163c3bdb600cc362.jpg","Winged kelp"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/ffa87134360e81661b496364.jpg","Strawberry"]],"answer":[2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-64]]","widgets":{"img_choice-64":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/b874a277667a9343357c0b3a.jpg","Aster"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/a9cc8af8467c8f872aaea83b.jpg","Watermelon"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/a5744f8f105e4bb4ca902a78.jpg","Potatoes"]],"answer":[1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits. A potato tuber is a modified underground stem."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-49]]","widgets":{"img_choice-49":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/263346401ae2bf70e7f325be.jpg","Peas"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/2b88d87bdbdfeef72e5f8b4e.png","Apple"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/2b312c19bd03041905828142.jpeg","Linden"]],"answer":[1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits. The loose peas shown are seeds; the pod that surrounds growing peas is the fruit."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows a fruit. [[img_choice-36]]","widgets":{"img_choice-36":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/034d57128639bb62617072e7.jpg","Linden"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/ef791e552b206afc34de1f88.jpg","Blueberry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/5bc63946dc57502aab3ff27d.jpg","Rosehip"]],"answer":[1,2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-25]]","widgets":{"img_choice-25":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/7f8abb258af5ccd3c86984b3.jpeg","Geranium"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/f3bf7a63158eed9e95f9919f.jpg","Jasmine"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/263346401ae2bf70e7f325be.jpg","Peas"]],"answer":[0,1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-16]]","widgets":{"img_choice-16":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/f24432743ee1325e6c16fb30.jpg","Cherry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/6e850c88830f7da2049a3c09.jpg","Cherry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/d4c4909e6ab7ee00b484ad3b.jpg","Garlic"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-9]]","widgets":{"img_choice-9":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/e5a36e7f8b6ec43981b4fad1.jpg","Chamomile"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/5584a41f83920dc027f9e73a.jpeg","Lily of the Valley"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/2a965781fcf9331b2f0a2f40.jpg","Gooseberry"]],"answer":[0,1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/71a3147d2052649d0dbd42cf.jpg","Currant"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/91954e715aa6e4d1f08a8f68.jpg","Currant"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/aa221fb263bf3c72dbad9a4f.jpg","Dandelion"]],"answer":[0,2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-1]]","widgets":{"img_choice-1":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/3b6fb0e88d92b65584ed71e0.jpg","Tulip"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/c03fa42abc372a0c73cfbbee.jpg","Juniper"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/f130c71a2ab6bc8a726c1bfb.jpg","Carrot"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-5405]]","widgets":{"img_choice-5405":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/61292b4b6a7f59ec79268f83.jpg","Cucumber"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/4a6edc7e531836a4281fc746.jpg","Cucumber"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/000d2d3fb6b856c0ea4f247d.jpg","Persimmon"]],"answer":[1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-5336]]","widgets":{"img_choice-5336":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/367f0183563fc36a3092d189.jpg","Larch"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/b1b87cff7347fc17f015f125.jpeg","Tomato"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/36c0f9e3df2c0b187841c905.jpg","Sunflower"]],"answer":[2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-5269]]","widgets":{"img_choice-5269":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/c598008613958fbdcf05e23e.jpg","Pine"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/21ab9256698bc8c6d66063e3.png","Rose"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/3d15589130bc2fe262e325f2.jpg","Corn"]],"answer":[1,2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits. Corn silks are the elongated styles and stigmas of its female flowers."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-5204]]","widgets":{"img_choice-5204":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/87c4fb21424ca91ec2667e75.jpg","Apricot"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/41bc65e8ad554947e981e220.jpg","Dill"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/4214dd3e1f262914f8fdef2c.png","Banana"]],"answer":[1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-5141]]","widgets":{"img_choice-5141":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/75858f63a55fa8d5e1fad948.jpeg","Nuts"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/a9cc8af8467c8f872aaea83b.jpg","Watermelon"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/9f95b265b9bfc879227d7ea8.jpg","Pumpkin"]],"answer":[2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-5080]]","widgets":{"img_choice-5080":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/c4ddc3fd1629c6726fe92008.png","Apple tree"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/2b88d87bdbdfeef72e5f8b4e.png","Apple tree"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/034d57128639bb62617072e7.jpg","Linden"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-5021]]","widgets":{"img_choice-5021":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/2b312c19bd03041905828142.jpeg","Linden"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/d3205d60651e38eaf057b11e.jpg","Fern"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/e2676b7bc2b4471dd822bb57.jpg","Birch"]],"answer":[2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4964]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4964":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/479d2cbd4025c2725bc57065.jpg","Hydrangea"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/6889fddf4253b72a1bcf39a4.jpg","Acetabularia"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/109623fa12138b233ae029ae.jpg","Aloe"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits. Acetabularia is a green alga and does not produce flowers."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4909]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4909":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/b874a277667a9343357c0b3a.jpg","Aster"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/a53f4319b0623114f4213a16.jpg","Oak"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/7927563966702cfd85e73c23.png","Oak"]],"answer":[0,1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4856]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4856":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/f02e9562165d02cdf2bc69ec.jpg","Coffee tree"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/db6a4e824183b756441dfa4e.jpg","Blueberry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/8f1ad671c13d2d9b766fc3b9.jpg","Sea lily"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4805]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4805":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/1c580aa1adfcf4fea63c2da1.jpeg","Tomato"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/7b0c47695940ca5e173b7235.jpg","Sponge"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/c8ec4f864a2e9b0698b038bf.jpg","Polypore"]],"answer":[0]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4756]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4756":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/d63faa5c4a9dad1eb2b2b4b7.png","Freshwater sponge"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/ead1d5cf19d0761654894a25.png","Beetroot"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/a7fc832ec1007352444c6a74.jpg","Sweet pepper"]],"answer":[1,2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4709]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4709":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/6d0953a9b8b8637868d8c7ff.jpg","False honey mushrooms"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/4d548503b39bf52d8e3aab56.jpg","Pear"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/44aede866da343a6fa61e5b7.jpg","Barberry"]],"answer":[1]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4664]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4664":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/bc49c9d8b5d68545de9d4339.jpg","Boletus"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/ca53ac160e2388882a6ec5fb.png","Cherry"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/fdab54a1d96690bffc4195c7.jpg","Water lily"]],"answer":[2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."},{"content":"Select every picture that shows flowers. [[img_choice-4621]]","widgets":{"img_choice-4621":{"type":"img_choice","options":[["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/2161d6088f6c59dfdbcdf5cd.jpg","Saffron milk cap"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/78627ee04a9ea94f837a13ad.jpg","Plum"],["/wp-content/uploads/tinkumo-science/5d5ace69afb71e694ff62ed7.jpg","Lotus"]],"answer":[2]}},"explanation":"Flowers are reproductive structures of flowering plants. Fruits develop from flower ovaries. Roots, bulbs, tubers, and conifer cones are not fruits."}]}