Science 4 Quiz 4.2 Reviewer

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Plants don't compete with other plants for light, water, air, or soil.

• True

• False

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Plants need to compete with humans and animals.

• True

• False

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Plants are potential food sources, and humans and animals can make the environment where they live not fit for them.

• True

• False

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made up of layers of plant that depend on certain factors such as climate, soil, and the age of forest

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

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plants grow rapidly and quickly using organic materials left behind by decomposing plants and animals.

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

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plants are exposed to two kinds of weather conditions: the hot summers and cold winters

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

Multiple Choice

the plants are exposed to extremely hot temperature and drought conditions

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

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plants receive a lot of rainfall

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

Multiple Choice

cacti

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

Multiple Choice

some plants have spines to discourage animals from eating plants for water

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

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prairie shrubs sprout again after a fire

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

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some plants climb and or grow on other plants to reach sunlight

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

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flowers on the forest floor are designed to lure pollinators

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

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trees can grow very tall in this very moist environment

• Desert Plants

• Temperate Grassland or Prairie Plants

• Tropical Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Rainforest Plants

• Temperate Deciduous Forest Plants

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many are able to live for an extended period of time and wait for the opportunity to grow using their seeds and spores

• Tundra Plants

• Taiga Plants

• Aquatic Plants

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waxiness of leaves to protect the plant against transpiration and saturation

• Tundra Plants

• Taiga Plants

• Aquatic Plants

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plants are low growing, covered, with hair-like structures, and are seen in clumps to help conserve heat

• Tundra Plants

• Taiga Plants

• Aquatic Plants

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it has cold winters and hot summers

• Tundra Plants

• Taiga Plants

• Aquatic Plants

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many trees have needle-like leaves with waxy coating that prevent excessive water evaporation

• Tundra Plants

• Taiga Plants

• Aquatic Plants

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Plants can survive and adapt in their habitat with their different environmental conditions because they can protect themselves from enemies and predators to reproduce their own kind.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Plants don't have special structures for adaptation and survival that they use to protect themselves.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Plants grow on places where favorable water, light, carbon dioxide, soil, and temperature are available.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Black walnuts produce juglone, a chemical that interferes with the normal development of other plants like the tomato

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Banana have spines, which actually modified leaves.

• True

• False

  The correct answer is CACTUS

Multiple Choice

The spines protect the cactus from birds and other animals that would graze on them.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

In makahiya plants, their thorny stems keep grazing animals away.

• True

• False

  The correct answer is BAMBOOS

Multiple Choice

Paco, on the other hand, have the same kind of prickles, also called thorns.

• True

• False

  The correct answer is ROSEBUSHES

Multiple Choice

Paco have leaves with stomata at the bottom that lose water slower than leaves with stomata at the top.

• True

• False

  The correct answer is ROSEBUSHES