bot Some plants have leaves that are poisonous to some animals. Which kind of adaptation is this?(1 point)

Responses

defense
defense

survival
survival

reproduction
reproduction

respiration

The kind of adaptation in this case is defense. Some plants have evolved poisonous leaves as a defense mechanism to protect themselves from being eaten by animals.

The plant is demonstrating phototropism. Phototropism is the growth or movement of an organism in response to light. In this case, the plant is growing towards the window to receive more sunlight, which is a positive phototropic response.

The independent variable in this experiment is the amount of light the plants receive. The students are investigating how the amount of sunlight affects the size of clover leaves, so they are manipulating the independent variable, which is the amount of light the plants receive.

A plant is placed near a window. Instead of growing straight up, the plant grows toward the window. What is this plant demonstrating?(1 point)

Responses

phototropism
phototropism

gravitropism
gravitropism

thigmotropism
thigmotropism

dormancy

Students are conducting an experiment to determine if the amount of sunlight affects the size of clover leaves. They plant clover in two identical pots, placing one next to a window and one inside a cupboard. They water each pot daily with 10 mL of water. Which is the independent variable?(1 point)

Responses

the volume of water the plants receive
the volume of water the plants receive

the size of the plants’ leaves
the size of the plants’ leaves

the amount of light the plants receive
the amount of light the plants receive

the kind of pot the plants are in

A scientist has two identical plants placed by a window. One is in a red pot, and the other is in a yellow pot. She waters the one in the red pot with regular water and the one in the yellow pot with nitrogen-enriched water. After 5 days, she counts the number of flowers on each plant. What was her scientific question?

(1 point)
Responses

Does the amount of nitrogen affect the number of flowers on a plant?
Does the amount of nitrogen affect the number of flowers on a plant?

Does sunlight affect the number of flowers on a plant?
Does sunlight affect the number of flowers on a plant?

Does time affect the number of flowers on a plant?
Does time affect the number of flowers on a plant?

Does the color of the pot affect the number of flowers on a plant?

The scientist's scientific question would be "Does the color of the pot affect the number of flowers on a plant?" This is because she is specifically investigating the potential effect of the color of the pot on the number of flowers, rather than the amount of nitrogen, sunlight, or time.