Think about Olivia Nienaber's story. According to the article, which of these happened second?HINTA.Nienaber envisioned an oasis of plants.B.Nienaber's habitat sanctuaries attracted pollinators.C.Nienaber planted multiple gardens in Scandia.D.Nienaber's family property was devastated by a fire.

A devastating fire destroyed a great deal of wooded forest. Many organisms were killed or displaced, but existing plants began to immediately shed seeds that recolonize the park.This is an example of which of the following?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   Secondary successionASecondary succession(Choice B)   Climax communityBClimax community(Choice C)   Primary successionCPrimary succession(Choice D)   DesertificationDDesertification

Which story topic would most likely be explored in green literature?A.A zookeeper welcomes a new baby elephant to the zoo with a grand "Birth" Day party.B.A gardener befriends a deer who likes to eat tomatoes from his garden.C.A pet advocacy group finds a litter of kittens under an abandoned house and tries to find homes for them.D.A tribal group in the Amazon rainforest disappears due to the unexpected climate change that destroys their way of life.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which of the following scenarios, if true, would most weaken the author’s analysis of how events in Burnett’s life influenced The Secret Garden?A.Burnett wrote an early draft of The Secret Garden in 1888, with the basic plot and characters unchanged from the final version.B.Although Burnett leased Maytham Hall for ten years, she was only able to spend four summers there.C.Burnett’s son Lionel suffered from fragile health his entire life, not just after he developed tuberculosis.D.Burnett initially envisioned The Secret Garden as an adult novel, told from the perspective of Mary’s Uncle Archibald.

Often overlooked, plants are arguably the most indispensable inhabitants of the planet. They absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen that supports life. They provide basic human necessities, including food, clothing, and shelter. And in ____________ with people, they have functioned as medicine, inspired art, and sparked scientific exploration. Empires have risen on their fruits, and fortunes have been made from their fibers. In these intersections with human culture, plants tell stories about people—about ingenuity and power, poetry and oppression.2Mark for ReviewABCWhich choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?AprominenceBcommunionCextinctionsDcollections

Why did Helen Martins plant Queen of the Night plants?1 pointThey added to the beauty of her homeTheir blossoms openend at night and added mystery to her homeTo help keep people from a distanceThey formed part of her fence