Towle/Tropisms Carnivorous Plants Quizizz

Tropism means

• A response to others
• Adaptations
• Water plants
• A response to stimulus

Phototropism means

• Response to selfies
• Response to light
• Response to water
• Response to gravity

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Geotropism or Gravitropism means

• Response to selfies
• Response to light
• Response to water
• Response to gravity

Hydrotropism means

• Response to selfies
• Response to light
• Response to water
• Response to gravity

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An example of negative phototropism is

• Growing down like roots
• Growing away from the sun
• Growing towards water
• Growing around a pole like a vine

Dormancy in plants is when

• it does not germinate immediately
• stimulus to touch, gravity, water, or light
• when growth and functioning slow down or stop
• when buds start to form on a limb

The study of plants is called

• Botany
• Ecology
• Geology
• Biology

Why do carnivorous plants eat meat?

• because there is not enough sunlight in their habitat
• because they do not have roots
• because there are not enough nutrients in the soil
• because there are no nutrients in the soil

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Which of the following is an organism’s reaction to a change in its surroundings?

• response
• stimulus
• distraction
• development

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A vine plant brushes against a fence and wraps itself around the fence. To what stimulus is the plant responding?

• hydrotropism
• geotropism
• thigmotropism
• tropismtropism