Pollen sticks to bee's hairy legs.

Meaning: This sentence illustrates how pollen, essential for plant reproduction, is carried by bees on their hairy legs as they collect nectar from flowers.

Choice of Words: Pollen is a fine powder produced by flowers. "Sticks" is a verb that means to adhere to a surface. "Bee's hairy legs" refers to the legs of a bee covered in fine hairs.

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Pollen sticks to a bee's hairy legs.

Meaning: This means that the fine powder from flowers gets attached to the bee's legs because they are covered in hair.

Choice of Words: Pollen is a fine powder produced by flowers that helps them make seeds. Sticks means to be attached or stuck to something. Bee is an insect that collects pollen from flowers. Hairy means having a lot of hair. Legs are the thin parts of an animal's body that they use to walk or move.

Yellow dust clings to the fuzzy legs of bees.

Meaning: This means that the yellow powder from flowers sticks to the bee's legs because they are covered in soft hair.

Choice of Words: Yellow is the color of pollen. Dust is a fine powder. Cling means to stick to something. Fuzzy means covered in soft hair. Legs are the thin parts of an animal's body that they use to walk or move.

Tiny grains adhere to the furry appendages of buzzing insects.

Meaning: This means that very small particles of pollen stick to the bee's legs because they are covered in soft hair and the bees are buzzing around.

Choice of Words: Tiny means very small. Grains are small particles of something. Adhere means to stick to something. Furry means covered in soft hair. Appendages are parts of an animal's body that stick out, like legs or arms. Buzzing means making a low, humming sound. Insects are small, six-legged animals.

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