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Plant and Animal Adaptations

Multiple Choice

  1.  
    Thick, furry or needle shaped ones help conserve water
    A. Leaf adaptations B. Phototropism C. Dormacy D. Protective Structures E. Seed Adaptations
  2.  
    Ability of a plant to go inactive when it gets cold
    A. Leaf Adaptations B. Seed Adapatations C. Survive D. Dormancy E. Flower adaptations
  3.  
    Growth of a plant towards light
    A. Seed Adaptations B. Dormancy C. Phototropism D. Survive E. Flower Adaptations
  4.  
    Helps to hold a plant in place
    A. Dormancy B. Flower Adaptations C. Root Adaptations D. Gravitropism E. Survive
  5.  
    Tendency of a plant's roots to grow towards the area of moisture
    A. Survive B. Hydrotropism C. Leaf Adaptations D. Plant Adaptations E. Geotropism
  6.  
    Special structures and behaviors that help a plant
    A. Hydrotropism B. Flower Adaptations C. Survive D. Seed Adaptations E. Protective Structures
  7.  
    Thorns and spines protect plants from animals wishing to eat it
    A. Survive B. Hydrotropism C. Dormancy D. Protective Structures E. Leaf Adaptations
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Plant and Animal Adaptations (Answer Key)

Multiple Choice

  1.  
    Thick, furry or needle shaped ones help conserve water
    A. Leaf adaptations B. Phototropism C. Dormacy D. Protective Structures E. Seed Adaptations
  2.  
    Ability of a plant to go inactive when it gets cold
    A. Leaf Adaptations B. Seed Adapatations C. Survive D. Dormancy E. Flower adaptations
  3.  
    Growth of a plant towards light
    A. Seed Adaptations B. Dormancy C. Phototropism D. Survive E. Flower Adaptations
  4.  
    Helps to hold a plant in place
    A. Dormancy B. Flower Adaptations C. Root Adaptations D. Gravitropism E. Survive
  5.  
    Tendency of a plant's roots to grow towards the area of moisture
    A. Survive B. Hydrotropism C. Leaf Adaptations D. Plant Adaptations E. Geotropism
  6.  
    Special structures and behaviors that help a plant
    A. Hydrotropism B. Flower Adaptations C. Survive D. Seed Adaptations E. Protective Structures
  7.  
    Thorns and spines protect plants from animals wishing to eat it
    A. Survive B. Hydrotropism C. Dormancy D. Protective Structures E. Leaf Adaptations

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