Question
Which choice describes how a change in the environment changes plant survival?
Responses
After a tornado, a tree was uprooted and thrown to a new location to take root.
After a tornado, a tree was uprooted and thrown to a new location to take root.
After a hurricane, mangroves stayed rooted to the spot.
After a hurricane, mangroves stayed rooted to the spot.
After a sprinkler system was put in, the grass began to grow thicker and darker.
After a sprinkler system was put in, the grass began to grow thicker and darker.
After a forest fire, seeds were thriving after being released into the nutrient-rich soil.
Responses
After a tornado, a tree was uprooted and thrown to a new location to take root.
After a tornado, a tree was uprooted and thrown to a new location to take root.
After a hurricane, mangroves stayed rooted to the spot.
After a hurricane, mangroves stayed rooted to the spot.
After a sprinkler system was put in, the grass began to grow thicker and darker.
After a sprinkler system was put in, the grass began to grow thicker and darker.
After a forest fire, seeds were thriving after being released into the nutrient-rich soil.
Answers
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The choice that best describes how a change in the environment affects plant survival is:
**"After a forest fire, seeds were thriving after being released into the nutrient-rich soil."**
This response illustrates how a significant environmental event (a forest fire) can lead to favorable conditions (nutrient-rich soil) that promote the survival and growth of plants (seeds thriving).
**"After a forest fire, seeds were thriving after being released into the nutrient-rich soil."**
This response illustrates how a significant environmental event (a forest fire) can lead to favorable conditions (nutrient-rich soil) that promote the survival and growth of plants (seeds thriving).
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