Why do the spines on a cactus MOST LIKELY discourage animals from eating it?

The spines are sharp and pointy, so they may hurt the animals.

The spines contain toxins that will make the animals itch.

The animals are afraid of the color of the spines.

The spines contain water and the animals do not like to drink water.

10.- What are the conditions that plants need to germinate?

C) water, sunlight, carbon dioxide

Germination means . . . . . .

why seeds move from place to place

In a controlled experiment . . .

all variables are constant except the one you are testing

more than one variable can be tested at a time

the hypothesis is always supported

What is the primary purpose of a plant's leaves?

To absorb sunlight for photosynthesis

To anchor the plant in the soil

Why do scientists use multiple seeds (e.g., 3 beans) in each petri dish for germination experiments?

To ensure results are not due to a single bad seed

To test different conditions at once

If seeds germinate both with and without soil, what conclusion can you draw?

Soil is not necessary for germination.

Soil is necessary for germination.

To test if seeds need air, which setup is correct?

Place one dish in a sealed bag and another in open air.

Put one dish in sunlight and one in darkness.

Water one dish and leave the other dry.

Why do tropical plants have large, flat leaves?

To absorb more sunlight and release water

In the "light response" experiment, a seedling bends toward light because:

It needs light for photosynthesis.

In an experiment, mung beans germinated only in warm temperatures but not in a fridge. This proves:

Seeds need a suitable temperature to germinate.

Earthworms prefer dark and moist habitats because:

Their skin dries out easily in light/dry conditions.

Camels survive in deserts due to adaptations like:

Thick fur and humps storing fat

Bright colors to scare predators

A food web is more stable than a food chain because:

Organisms have multiple food sources.

Why is it important to have a control group in an experiment?

To compare results with the experimental group

What do plants primarily use sunlight for?

To produce food through photosynthesis

In a scientific experiment, what is the purpose of a control group?

To provide a standard for comparison

To test the effect of the independent variable

To ensure the experiment is fair

To increase the number of trials

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What is the function (purpose) of a pelican's beak ? Hint: Think of Finding Nemo

To eat flowers

To eat seeds and nuts

To catch and eat fish

To tear apart its prey

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30 sec • 2 pts

What is the function (purpose) of a short beak? Hint: Their beaks are small and strong. So they need to eat something small.

To open nuts and seeds

To tear apart meat

To help it fly

To eat nectar from flowers

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What is the function (purpose) of a long think beak? Hint: Their beaks are very thin and long, so it is able to get into small places.

To open nuts and seeds

To eat nectar from flowers

To help grab large prey

To help it tear apart its prey

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Why might some plants have thorns?

to stay safe from animals that want to eat the plant

to attract insects that spread pollen to other plants

to take in nutrients from the air

to provide shade for the plant

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Why might some plants that grow on the shady rain forest floor have large leaves?

to stay safe from predators

to attract different animals

to survive harsh winters with heavy snowfall

to take in as much sunlight as possible

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What is an adaptation?

A feature that helps a plant grow.

A feature that helps a living thing survive.

A feature that helps a living thing walk.

A feature that that helps only animals survive.

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The roots absorb what for the plant?

Water and Nutrients

Soil and Sun

Warmth and Water

Tap and Fibrous

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G5 -T7-Quiz

What is the function (purpose) of a pelican's beak ? Hint: Think of Finding Nemo

What is the function (purpose) of a short beak? Hint: Their beaks are small and strong. So they need to eat something small.

What is the function (purpose) of a long think beak? Hint: Their beaks are very thin and long, so it is able to get into small places.

Why might some plants have thorns?

Why might some plants that grow on the shady rain forest floor have large leaves?

What is an adaptation?

The roots absorb what for the plant?

Why do the spines on a cactus MOST LIKELY discourage animals from eating it?

1.- The life of a plant starts from a.......

10.- What are the conditions that plants need to germinate?

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