This plant bingo card was so difficult lol! I spent probably an hour or two on it and still couldn’t even find an Adnation. That being said, I was really happy with the petunia I found for connation and the little yellow pansy that perfectly showed actinomorphic symmetry. Overall, it was a good challenge to find specific examples like these!
Thanks for uploading your bingo card. the images are great. Unfortunately, they do not really match the terms. Needle and connation are depicted with good examples, but the pansy is an example of a zygomorphic flower, the flower can only be cut along one line to get equal parts, so it is not an actinomorphic flower. The orange flowers do not seem to be from the Fabaceae, which is one of the common families that has diadelphous stamens, stamens fused into two pairs, 9 are fused and one stamen is distinct. The example you are using for a silique, is a flower in the Lamiaceae (the mint family), this family has capsular fruits, not a silique, which is a fruit exclusively found in the cabbage family, Brassicaceae. The leaf example is not showing palmate venation where all primary veins radiate from the same point. The leaves you are showing show pinnate venation with a main vein and secondary veins branching off the main vein. For the image for porate anther dehiscence I cannot tell what family it is and the image is not in focus enough so that I cannot see the stamens. Sorry, you should have selected unique terms that you are sure your images are examples for.