Flowers: A Comprehensive Guide to Gardening and Appreciation

Question 1

Which flower group blooms during autumn in the UK?

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Chrysanthemums, asters, and dahlias

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Roses, tulips, and daffodils

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Lilies, irises, and peonies

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Lavender, heather, and lupines

Question 2

Which spring flower is known for its bright yellow petals?

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Daffodil

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Tulip

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Rose

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Lily

Question 3

What is the process called when insects move pollen between flowers?

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Pollination

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Germination

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Photosynthesis

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Transpiration

Question 4

What is chlorophyll's main function in flowers?

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Absorbing sunlight for photosynthesis

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Producing the flower's scent

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Attracting pollinators

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Protecting the flower from pests

Question 5

Which summer flower is recognized for its cup-shaped petals?

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Pansy

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Sunflower

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Lavender

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Daisy

Question 6

Which part of the flower produces pollen?

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Anther

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Stigma

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Ovule

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Petal

Question 7

What is the name for a collection of flowers arranged together?

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Bouquet

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Vase

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Posy

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Wreath

Question 8

What is the purpose of the liquid called nectar produced by flowers?

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To attract pollinators

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To protect the flower from pests

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To provide nutrients for the flower

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To regulate the flower's temperature

Question 9

Which of these is NOT a typical characteristic of flowers found in UK gardens?

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Exclusively found in tropical regions

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Vibrant color displays

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Alluring fragrances

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Unique blooming periods

Question 10

Identify the flower that typically blooms during the spring and showcases a delicate pink hue:

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Tulip

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Rose

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Lily

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Daisy

Question 11

Which flower attracts pollinators like bees due to its sweet nectar?

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Sunflower

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Rose

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Lily

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Hydrangea

Question 12

Which flower variety offers a wide color range and is often featured in bouquets?

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Gerbera

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Carnation

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Orchid

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Peony

Question 13

Identify the flower known for its large, showy blooms and symbolic representation of love and romance:

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Rose

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Lily

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Daisy

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Tulip

Question 14

Identify the flower native to the UK and commonly found in woodland areas:

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Bluebell

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Snowdrop

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Daffodil

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Lily of the Valley

Question 15

Which flower is known for its aromatic blooms and is often used in perfumes and herbal teas?

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Lavender

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Rose

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Jasmine

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Lily

Question 16

Identify the flower belonging to the daisy family, exhibiting a bright, cheerful appearance:

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Daisy

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Sunflower

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Marigold

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Gazania

Question 17

Which flower is valued for its edible petals that can be used to decorate desserts and salads?

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Violet

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Rose

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Lily

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Tulip

Question 18

Which of these is NOT a step in deadheading flowers?

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Cutting back stems to ground level

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Removing dead or faded blooms

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Pinching off seed heads

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Using sharp, clean pruners

Question 19

Which of these color combinations is typically seen in flowers that bloom in the spring?

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Pink and yellow

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Blue and purple

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Red and orange

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White and green

Question 20

Which of these flowers is known for its sweet scent and long blooming period?

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Lavender

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Rose

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Azalea

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Hydrangea

Question 21

Which of these is the name of a famous rose variety known for its dark red color?

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Black Baccara

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Peace

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Iceberg

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Eden

Question 22

Which of these gardening styles combines plants of varying heights, colors, and textures?

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Cottage garden

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Formal garden

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Japanese garden

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Mediterranean garden

Question 23

Which of these pests commonly damages flower buds?

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Caterpillars

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Aphids

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Slugs

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Birds

Question 24

Which of these is NOT a feature of flowers that are adapted to survive in dry conditions?

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Brightly colored petals

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Thick, fleshy leaves

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Shallow root systems

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Ability to withstand water shortages

Question 25

In a flower's reproductive process, what is the main role of the stigma and style?

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To receive pollen grains for fertilization

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To produce pollen grains

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To protect the ovary

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To attract pollinators

Question 26

English cottage gardens are known for their:

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Mixed and informal plantings

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Formal geometric designs

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Extensive use of topiary

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Emphasis on ornamental plants

Question 27

Which type of flower typically produces trumpet-shaped blooms?

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Lily

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Rose

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Daffodil

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Dahlia

Question 28

Which of the following is a flower that thrives in the cooler months?

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Pansy

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Petunia

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Zinnia

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Marigold

Question 29

The main purpose of a pollinator garden is to:

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Attract insects for pollination

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Provide food for birds

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Create a colorful display

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Keep pests away

Question 30

Which bloom is known for its unique blue color?

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Iris

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Tulip

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Hyacinth

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Daffodil

Question 31

Which process results in seed production for flowers?

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Pollination

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Germination

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Fertilization

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Cultivation

Question 32

Which type of flower lives for multiple years?

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Anemone

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Petunia

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Zinnia

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Cosmos

Question 33

Which insect poses a common threat to roses?

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Aphids

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Slugs

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Japanese beetles

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Thrips

Question 34

What is the term describing the practice of removing spent blooms on flowers?

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Deadheading

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Pruning

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Pinching

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Staking

Question 35

Which flower is often linked to love and romance?

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Rose

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Sunflower

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Daisy

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Tulip

Question 36

What is NOT a primary function of a flower's root system?

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Producing growth hormones

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Holding the plant in place

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Storing food

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Taking in water and nutrients

Question 37

Which plant family features the widest variety of ornamental flowers commonly found in UK gardens?

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Asteraceae

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Rosaceae

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Brassicaceae

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Fabaceae

Question 38

Which flower is traditionally used in war memorials to represent remembrance?

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Poppy

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Rose

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Lily

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Daisy

Question 39

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using pesticides to control pests in flower gardens?

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Using pesticides can lead to resistance in pests and harm beneficial insects.

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Pesticides are always harmful to the environment.

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Pesticides are always necessary to control pests in flower gardens.

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Pesticides are always effective in controlling pests.

Question 40

Who is responsible for developing and introducing new types of flowers?

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Flower breeders

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Gardeners

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Landscape designers

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Florists

Question 41

Which set of tools is essential for starting and maintaining a flower garden?

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Trowel, watering can, and pruning shears

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Hammer, screwdriver, and saw

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Paintbrush, easel, and canvas

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Lawn mower, hedge trimmer, and rake

Question 42

Which flower is characterized by a funnel-shaped blossom and a sweet fragrance?

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Angel's Trumpet

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Carnation

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Rose

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Lily

Question 43

Which biological process allows flowers to transform sunlight into energy?

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Photosynthesis

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Pollination

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Transpiration

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Respiration

Question 44

What is the name for the male reproductive structures in flowers?

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Stamens

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Pistils

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Petals

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Sepals

Question 45

Which flower symbolizes love and romance?

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Rose

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Daffodil

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Tulip

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Daisy

Question 46

Which flower typically blooms in the spring season in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Daffodil

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Sunflower

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Rose

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Lily

Question 47

What is the primary function of sepals in flowers?

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Protection of the flower bud

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Dispersing seeds

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Attracting pollinators

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Producing nectar

Question 48

Which of the following is a widely used cut flower in bouquets?

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Rose

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Ivy

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Dandelion

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Grass

Question 49

Which of these flowers is known to attract bees in UK gardens?

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Lavender

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Lily

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Tulip

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Rose

Question 50

To have flowers blooming all through spring and summer, which combination would be the best choice?

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Daffodils (Spring) and Roses (Summer)

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Lavender (Summer) and Snowdrops (Winter)

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Sunflowers (Summer) and Tulips (Spring)

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Poppies (Summer) and Bluebells (Autumn)

Question 51

Which colour is NOT usually found in UK garden roses?

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Blue

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Yellow

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Pink

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Red

Question 52

Why are butterflies and bees important for flowers?

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They help flowers make seeds by carrying pollen.

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They help flowers get water by carrying it to them.

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They give flowers shade on sunny days.

Question 53

Which flower is often used to remember people in the UK?

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Poppy

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Rose

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Lily

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Daisy

Question 54

If you want to attract butterflies to your garden, which flower would be a good choice?

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Buddleja

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Tulip

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Snowdrop

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Hyacinth

Question 55

Which flower has a strong, sweet smell and is used in perfumes?

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Lavender

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Daffodil

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Pansy

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Sunflower

Question 56

What is TRUE about bluebells in UK woodlands?

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They bloom in spring and look like a blue carpet.

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They often grow with sunflowers.

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They keep their leaves all year round.

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They like sunny meadows and fields.

Question 57

What is the main job of the petals on a flower?

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To attract bugs with their colours and smell.

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To take in water and food from the soil.

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To make seeds for the plant to grow more.

Question 58

What's the BEST way to attract lots of different pollinators to a flower garden?

Accepted Answer

Plant lots of different flowers with different colours and shapes.

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Use sprays to kill all bugs in the garden.

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Keep the soil always wet like after rain.