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What does it mean for an
angiosperm to be annual?
A. It has a two-year life cycle, one as a
sapling and the next to bloom and
reproduce.
B. It grows, flowers, reproduces and
dies all in one year.
C. It will remain alive underground and
for many years will grow, flower, and
reproduce.

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Answer:

I think it's B. It grows, flowers, reproduces and dies all in one year.

Step-by-step explanation:

B because annual means occurring every one year, so you can cancel out A because it says "two-year life cycle". You can also cancel C because angiosperms can't live underground.

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