What are the Characteristics of Creepers?

Creepers are special plants that grow along the ground. They have weak stems that can't stand up by themselves, so they spread out. Creepers can cover the ground and sometimes climb on things nearby, like walls or fences.

Example: A pumpkin plant is a creeper. It grows low on the ground and has big leaves and orange pumpkins growing on it.

Fun Fact: Creepers help prevent soil erosion by covering the ground and keeping the soil in place!

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. What do creepers need to grow?

a) Lots of sunlight and water

b) Electric lights

c) Concrete

d) Snow

2. How do creepers grow?

a) They grow upwards like trees

b) They spread out along the ground

c) They float in the air

d) They grow in water

3. Which of these is an example of a creeper?

a) A tall tree

b) A flower in a pot

c) A watermelon plant

d) A cactus

4. What do creepers help with in the garden?

a) They make the soil dry

b) They attract birds

c) They help keep the soil from washing away

d) They grow really high

5. Can creepers climb on things?

a) Yes, they can grab onto walls

b) No, they stay flat

c) They fly in the air

d) They jump

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