Living plants may be valuable additions to science classrooms. Which is the most important safety consideration when planning to
grow plants in a classroom? A.How much light will the plants need to grow?
B.What type of plant food will the plants need?
C.Who will take care of the plants in the room?
D.Do the plants have any poisonous parts?
Because the question here is asking what the safety considerations of a plant in the classroom are, not the care considerations, we can safely narrow this down to one correct solution...
<span>D. Do the plants have any poisonous parts? </span> Considering this is the only answer that deals with the safety aspect of plants near children, "D. Do the plants have any poisonous parts?" is the correct answer.
When a biologist counts the number of zebras in a population each year and notices an increase in the zebra population, this would be an example "of <span>observation"</span>
