Understanding Trees: Deciduous vs. Evergreen

What is the main characteristic of deciduous trees?

• They shed all their leaves seasonally.

• They grow in tropical regions.

• They have needle-like leaves.

• They keep their leaves all year round.

How do trees primarily obtain their energy?

• From the soil and air.

• From animals.

• From water and the sun.

• From other plants.

Why do deciduous trees shed their leaves in winter?

• To produce more seeds.

• To grow faster.

• To attract more sunlight.

• To conserve energy and moisture.

What adaptation helps evergreen trees retain their leaves during winter?

• Producing more flowers.

• Having large, flat leaves.

• Growing taller than other trees.

• Having strong, waxy, needle-like leaves.

Why do evergreen trees not need to drop all their leaves in winter?

• They are not affected by cold weather.

• They have a constant supply of sunlight.

• Their leaves require less water.

• They grow in warmer climates.