Which of the following best describes reproductive structures common to both gymnosperms and angiosperms?

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anonymous · Answer

Seeds formed after combining pollen and egg cells during sexual reproduction

 Male pollen grains and female egg cells in the same reproductive organ

 Fruit containing seeds that is eaten and carried away by animals

 Flowers designed to attract pollinators to assist in fertilization

anonymous · Answer

What do YOU think?

anonymous · Answer

Fruit containing seeds that is eaten and carried away by animals
btw i figured out the last question, it was A :)

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

You're right about the previous question... :)

... but I don't think the answer to this one has anything to do with fruit.

Fruits and flowers are exclusively an angiosperm thing. Flowers are obvious (angiosperms are often referred to as flowering plants), but with fruit, you need to know where it comes from. I'm going to try and draw a picture, but I'm not sure how clear it'll be:
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Gymnosperms don't have structures like this. Their seeds are "naked", so... not enclosed on all sides like Angiosperm seeds. And gymnosperms don't build fruits.