Plant Adaptations: True or False

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A quick true/false quiz about plant tricks and adaptations.

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Plant Adaptations: True or FalseOnline version A quick true/false quiz about plant tricks and adaptations. by hanan almaita 1 In the math puzzle, the green pitcher plant catches more insects per week than the red plant. Yes No 2 Blackberries taste bitter only after they are ripe to attract animals to spread seeds sooner. Yes No 3 Pitcher plant pitchers hold water. Yes No 4 Pitcher plants get most of their nutrients from the soil. Yes No 5 The stone plant blends into the background to avoid being eaten by grazing animals. Yes No 6 Pitcher plants trap insects for nutrients. Yes No 7 The sides of the pitcher are slippery, so insects can’t fall into the pitcher. Yes No 8 The stone plant is eaten by grazing animals because camouflage is ineffective. Yes No 9 Red pitcher plants catch 3 insects per week and green pitcher plants catch 2 insects per week; over four weeks the red plant catches 12 insects while the green catches 8, so the red plant catches 4 more. Yes No 10 Insects are digested, providing nutrients to the pitcher plant. Yes No

Plant Adaptations: True or FalseOnline version

A quick true/false quiz about plant tricks and adaptations.

by hanan almaita

In the math puzzle, the green pitcher plant catches more insects per week than the red plant.

Yes

Blackberries taste bitter only after they are ripe to attract animals to spread seeds sooner.

Yes

Pitcher plant pitchers hold water.

Yes

Pitcher plants get most of their nutrients from the soil.

Yes

The stone plant blends into the background to avoid being eaten by grazing animals.

Yes

Pitcher plants trap insects for nutrients.

Yes

The sides of the pitcher are slippery, so insects can’t fall into the pitcher.

Yes

The stone plant is eaten by grazing animals because camouflage is ineffective.

Yes

Red pitcher plants catch 3 insects per week and green pitcher plants catch 2 insects per week; over four weeks the red plant catches 12 insects while the green catches 8, so the red plant catches 4 more.

Yes

Insects are digested, providing nutrients to the pitcher plant.

Yes

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by hanan almaita

In the math puzzle, the green pitcher plant catches more insects per week than the red plant.

Blackberries taste bitter only after they are ripe to attract animals to spread seeds sooner.

Pitcher plant pitchers hold water.

Pitcher plants get most of their nutrients from the soil.

The stone plant blends into the background to avoid being eaten by grazing animals.

Pitcher plants trap insects for nutrients.

The sides of the pitcher are slippery, so insects can’t fall into the pitcher.

The stone plant is eaten by grazing animals because camouflage is ineffective.

Red pitcher plants catch 3 insects per week and green pitcher plants catch 2 insects per week; over four weeks the red plant catches 12 insects while the green catches 8, so the red plant catches 4 more.

Insects are digested, providing nutrients to the pitcher plant.

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