Which of the following are associated with the life cycle of a fern? Select all that apply.

the sporophyte is the dominant stage
germination of spores forms the sporophyte
the gametophyte attaches to the ground with rhizoids
the sperm swims to the egg to form the spores
the sporophyte grows from a gametophyte
sporangia form on the underside of the sporophyt

The sporophyte is the dominant stage.

Explanation:

Ferns are known as seedless vascular plants and in the life cycle of fern, sporophyte generation is called the dominant stage. The bottoms of the fern leaves are spotted with having groups of sporangia, they help to create spores and these evolve into heart-shaped gametophytes.

Gametophytes containing Antheridia which produces sperm and Archegonia which produces an egg. The process of fertilization occurs inside an Archegonium where sperm fuses with egg and forms a zygote. Later the zygote generates into an embryo (that serves a new sporophyte plant).