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Froggy Jumps Plants and Animals Revision GameOnline version Multiple Choice Science 4 by Carolina Estanol 1 Which of the following best explains why mangrove swamps are important to coastal communities? a They provide wood for building houses. b They serve as breeding grounds for many species. c They prevent plants from growing in saltwater. 2 A farmer notices fewer dragonflies in his rice field. What could this indicate about the field’s ecosystem? a There are fewer pests for dragonflies to eat. b The rice plants are producing more flowers. c The water level is too high for rice to grow. 3 Which adaptation helps aerial plants like waling-waling (an orchid) survive without soil? a They absorb nutrients from the air through their leaves. b They grow thick stems to hold water. c They store water in their roots. 4 If coral reefs are destroyed, which of the following will most likely happen? a Marine biodiversity will decrease. b More fish will live in mangrove swamps. c Seagrasses will grow faster. 5 A community near the seashore wants to protect its shoreline from erosion. Which habitat should they conserve? a Mangrove swamps b Rice fields c Coral reefs 6 Why do crabs and fishes help maintain the health of seagrasses? a They prevent overgrowth by grazing. b They provide shade for seagrasses. c They pollinate the seagrasses. 7 Which action best supports the survival of terrestrial and aerial animals in urban areas? a Planting ornamental flowers in home gardens b Cutting down trees for space c Using chemical sprays on all plants 8 Which part of the shoot system is most important for attracting pollinators? a Flower b Stem c Leaves 9 A gardener notices that her rose plants are losing water quickly. Which feature of the stem helps prevent water loss? a Tiny hairs on the stem b Hollow stem c Thick woody trunk 10 Why do plants like kangkong and water lilies have hollow stems? a To float on water b To store food c To protect from insects 11 Which of the following best explains why fibrous roots are common in grasses? a They absorb water efficiently from the topsoil. b They grow deep to reach underground water. c They help the plant float on water. 12 A farmer wants to grow carrots and radishes. Which root system should he expect? a Taproots for anchorage and food storage b Fibrous roots for water absorption c Hollow roots for floating 13 If the root system of a plant is damaged, what will most likely happen? a The plant will fail to absorb water and minerals. b The plant will make more flowers. c The plant will grow taller. 14 Which practice helps both shoot and root systems function well? a Watering plants regularly and providing sunlight b Cutting off all leaves to reduce water loss c Covering plants completely to block sunlight 15 A student observes that a plant in colored water shows color in its leaves after five days. What does this experiment prove? a Stems transport water and minerals to leaves. b Roots store food for the plant. c Leaves absorb water directly from the air.

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Plants and Animals Revision GameOnline version

by Carolina Estanol

Which of the following best explains why mangrove swamps are important to coastal communities?

A farmer notices fewer dragonflies in his rice field. What could this indicate about the field’s ecosystem?

Which adaptation helps aerial plants like waling-waling (an orchid) survive without soil?

If coral reefs are destroyed, which of the following will most likely happen?

A community near the seashore wants to protect its shoreline from erosion. Which habitat should they conserve?

Why do crabs and fishes help maintain the health of seagrasses?

Which action best supports the survival of terrestrial and aerial animals in urban areas?

Which part of the shoot system is most important for attracting pollinators?

A gardener notices that her rose plants are losing water quickly. Which feature of the stem helps prevent water loss?

Why do plants like kangkong and water lilies have hollow stems?

Which of the following best explains why fibrous roots are common in grasses?

A farmer wants to grow carrots and radishes. Which root system should he expect?

If the root system of a plant is damaged, what will most likely happen?

Which practice helps both shoot and root systems function well?

A student observes that a plant in colored water shows color in its leaves after five days. What does this experiment prove?