What are Climbers and Creepers?

Climbers and creepers are both types of plants, but they grow in different ways. Climbers use special parts to hold onto something and grow up high. Creepers spread out on the ground and grow flat. Both need sunlight and water to live.

Example: A vine is a climber because it wraps around a tree. A pumpkin plant is a creeper because it spreads across the ground.

Fun Fact: Some climbers can grow really tall, while creepers can cover large areas on the ground!

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. What does a climber do?

a) It grows flat on the ground.

b) It wraps around other plants.

c) It stays the same size forever.

d) It has flowers all the time.

2. How does a creeper grow?

a) It grows up in the air.

b) It spreads out on the ground.

c) It jumps around.

d) It doesn't need sunlight.

3. Which of these is a climber?

a) Mint plant

b) Grape vine

c) Cactus

d) Grass

4. What is an example of a creeper?

a) Rose plant

b) Morning glory

c) Watermelon plant

d) Ivy

5. Do climbers and creepers need sunlight?

a) Yes, both need sunlight.

b) No, they do not need sunlight.

c) Only climbers need sunlight.

d) Only creepers need sunlight.

More Links