Listening practice test 2, Grade 2 — question 13 of 27
Listen to the teacher talk about bees.
Bees and Flowers
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Ms. Parker: Bees visit flowers to get food. They drink a sweet juice from the flowers. It is called nectar.
Ms. Parker: When a bee lands on a flower, a yellow powder called pollen sticks to its fuzzy body.
Ms. Parker: Then the bee flies to another flower, and some of the pollen falls off. The pollen helps the flower make seeds. So bees help plants, and plants help bees.
Choose the best answer.
What does Ms. Parker mean when she says, "Bees help plants, and plants help bees"?
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