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MCQ 16: Hydrangea gives of flower in acidic soil with color
- pink
- blue
- yellow
- white
MCQ 17: Organisms which feed on plants and animals both are called
- herbivores
- carnivores
- omnivores
- ovivores
MCQ 18: Animals ensure their species survival by
- compete
- co-operate
- hunt
- fight
MCQ 19: Scavengers feed on
- plants
- animals
- birds
- dead animals
MCQ 20: Fireflies attract mates by producing
- light
- heat
- energy
- food
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- When forests are cleared on a very large scale by cutting or
- Marble is transformed from
- Railway tracks have gaps between them to deal with expansion in
- Weathering of rocks is affected by
- Porcupine puffer fish makes its appearance bigger by
- Sedimentary layers over a period of time are compacted and cemented to form