Isabella Rose Taylor developed a passion for fashion at a young age and began designing clothes when she was just eight years old. At that time, she enjoyed (1) _______ and often used bright colors such as red, blue, and yellow. These colors inspired her clothing designs.

At first, Isabella designed clothes as a hobby, but people (2) _______ her work. As a result, she started selling her designs online, and her business quickly expanded. She now participates in fashion shows and runs her company from home, where she has set up an office and a studio for (3) _______.

Even with her busy career, Isabella finished school and (4) _______ a college degree. Many people follow her online and love her designs. She is smart and knows how to be successful in fashion. She also has employees who work for her. Isabella feels lucky (5) _______ she can follow her dream and enjoy being a teenager at the same time.

1. The idea of male and female in plants can be confusing, but it is similar to animals. Male parts produce sperm, and female parts produce eggs. In flowering plants and plants with uncovered seeds, the male structures make pollen, which contains sperm, while the female structures have ovaries that contain eggs, called ovules. Some plants, like ferns, reproduce in a more complex way, so they are not included in this explanation.

2. Some plants are either male or female. For example, ginkgo, kiwi, cannabis, and willow trees produce only pollen or only seeds. These are called dioecious plants, and this helps create genetic diversity. Many street trees are male because they do not drop fruits, but this has led to more pollen in cities, causing allergies.

3. Most plants, however, are monoecious, meaning they have both male and female parts. Some flowers, like roses, lilies, and tulips, have both in one flower. Others, like corn and birch trees, have separate male and female flowers on the same plant. In conifers, pollen from male cones must travel by wind to reach female cones for pollination. This system allows plants to reproduce and continue growing.