A) Milky or discolored sap B) Sweet fragrance C) Thick, sturdy stems D) Brightly colored flowers
A) Ignore warning signs B) Wear shorts and a t-shirt C) Touch all plants to see if they irritate your skin D) Learn to identify them and avoid them
A) Rosaceae B) Lamiaceae C) Anacardiaceae D) Asteraceae
A) Rose B) Daisy C) Sunflower D) Poison Ivy
A) Urushiol B) Ricinine C) Cyanide D) Strychnine
A) Red berries in the winter B) Large, single leaves C) Leaves in groups of three D) Leaves with thorns
A) Ignore it and hope it goes away B) Wash the affected area with soap and water C) Cover the area with a bandage D) Apply sunscreen
A) Raspberry B) Blueberry C) Strawberry D) Deadly Nightshade
A) Only the leaves B) Only the roots C) Only the flowers D) All parts
A) Lavender B) Foxglove C) Mint D) Chamomile
A) Digestive upset B) Blindness C) Respiratory illness D) Allergic contact dermatitis
A) Increased appetite B) Blisters C) Rash D) Itching
A) Bell Pepper B) Tomato C) Castor Bean D) Cucumber
A) Call poison control B) Induce vomiting immediately C) Wait and see if symptoms develop D) Drink large amounts of water
A) Cyanide B) Strychnine C) Urushiol D) Calcium oxalate crystals
A) Giant Hogweed B) Rose C) Daisy D) Sunflower
A) Inability to see colors B) Allergy to pollen C) Attraction to light D) Increased skin sensitivity to sunlight after contact
A) Lily B) Rose C) Sunflower D) Bamboo
A) It's good for the environment B) The smoke can carry irritants and toxins C) It makes the plant less poisonous D) It eliminates the plant completely
A) Holly B) Sunflower C) Daisy D) Rose
A) Use bleach B) Wash with soap and water C) Burn the items D) Bury the items
A) Calamine lotion B) Sugar water C) Baking soda paste D) Vinegar
A) Sandy soil B) Soil with high levels of heavy metals C) Loamy soil D) Clay soil
A) Dandelion B) Grass C) Stinging Nettle D) Clover
A) Toxicodendron radicans B) Rosa toxicus C) Lilium toxicum D) Solanum veneum
A) No precautions needed B) Handle during midday sun C) Only handle when the plant is dry D) Wear protective clothing, including eye protection
A) Making it easier to grip the plants B) Protecting skin from contact with the plants' oils C) Improving visibility of small plants D) Keeping hands cool
A) Leaves with serrated edges B) Smooth, rounded leaves C) Needle-like leaves D) Lobed leaves resembling oak leaves |