2025 Pollinator Week Quiz - Day 2
2025 Pollinator Week Quiz - Day 2
Pollinator Week Quiz - Day 2
You could win a Pollinator Care Package!
It's National Pollinator Week, and the City Arborist's Office is challenging residents to learn more about local pollinators and ways you can help them thrive! Participants who answer all questions will be eligible to win a Pollinator Care Package containing pollinator-related swag like plant seeds, books, stationery and other surprises! Winners will be chosen randomly and a staff member from City of Charlotte Landscape Management will reach out to the winners.
NOTE: This quiz is intended to educate you, so correct answers will be revealed as you answer each question. Feel free to change your answers as many times as you like until you get the right one!
All quizzes close at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 25.
If you encounter any technical issues with the quiz, please contact Tabitha Warren.
Today's quiz focuses on unlikely pollinators. Let's get started!
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2. These pollinators live in social colonies and frequently visit flowers to gather nectar. While they may not be the most efficient pollinators, certain plant species have evolved in tandem with them to aid in their reproduction. Plants pollinated by this group typically grow low to the ground, bear small, inconspicuous flowers, and produce blooms that are positioned close to the stem.
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3. Some members of this pollinator group have evolved specialized traits, such as the ability to hover mid-air while feeding. Plants pollinated by theses species often feature tubular flowers, vibrant colors and blooms that open during daylight hours.
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4. True or false? All plant pollination is carried out exclusively by insects and small vertebrates, such as birds and reptiles.
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5. Plants that rely on this type of pollinator often exhibit adaptations such as producing large quantities of lightweight pollen, lacking scent and nectar, and having small, inconspicuous flowers.
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