What resource plants do you know from this course?A. Grain plants, energy plants B. Aromatic plants C. Medicinal plants, drug plants D. Industrial plants and enviromrntal protection plants A: Grain plants, energy plants B: Aromatic plants C: Medicinal plants, drug plants D: Industrial plants and enviromrntal protection plants

What resource plants do you know from this course? A: Grain plants B: Energy plants C: Medicinal and drug plants D: Environmental protection and industrial plants

Six years ago lots of tea plants_______________ on the hill. A: is grown B: grown C: grew D: were grown

The author mentions some exotic plants in Reading E, which implies _________. A: these plants are foreign plants that can't grow in Cornwall but for the "Humid Tropics Biome" B: the author has never seen these plants before C: thanks to the Eden Project these plants have adapted themselves to the local climate D: exotic plants are tropical plants

When talking about water, what is the difference between window box plants and plants in the ground? A: Window box plants need less water. B: Window box plants need more water. C: There is no difference between the two. D: In-ground plants should get warm water.

What is synonym ? A: A name is shared by two or more species of plants B: A name is for a species of plants only C: A species of plants has two or more different names D: A species of plants has one Latin name only

From the passage, we learn that<br/>_______________. A: all plants can eat people B: all plants can eat<br/>animals C: some plants can eat people some plants can eat<br/>animals

All of the plants now raised on farms have been developed from the plants _____ wild. ( )

All of the plants now farmed on a large scale were developed from plants ____wild.

Algae are plants that can ________.