Cultivation and Gardening: Final, 4th period

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Zhaan was smiling genially, wrapped in a loose grey robe, one bunny slipper poking out from beneath. She had headphones draped around her neck, music sounding out tinnily. "Hello, class. I hope your day has been going well." She was glad to see they were all over being children. Not that they weren't still children in her eyes, but they weren't quite so small now.

"I hope you all remembered to bring your plants for me to look over." Handing out the finals, Zhaan gestured gracefully, "You have several days until the end of this class period to finish. I should have your grades by Friday, if you'd like to stop back here for one last meeting."

Settling back down at her desk, Zhaan began scribbling notes in the margins of a book.

Please answer questions to the best of your abilities. Short Essay answers should be approximately 25-50 words. Or hand-waved

Quick answers:
1. Name two of the differences between plant and animal cells.

2. Do plants need sunlight?

3. True or False: All plants are docile.

4. True or False: Humans require plants to maintain their basic mental balance.

5. How would you rid your garden of weeds?


Short Essay 1: Detail a little of what you've learned in this class.

Short Essay 2: Describe what you'd do to gain a plant's trust.


[ooc: Please feel free to handwave as needed.]

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1. Name two of the differences between plant and animal cells.
Plant cells seem to be smaller and more cylindrical than animal cells, which are often located in dungeons and the like, and have fewer exits. My plant seems to be quite comfortable in its cell. I, on the other hand, prefer to avoid being jailed inside one.

2. Do plants need sunlight?
As do we all.

3. True or False: All plants are docile.
Speaking from experience, false.

4. True or False: Humans require plants to maintain their basic mental balance.
... True.

5. How would you rid your garden of weeds?
Underhandedly, preferably not while their relatives are paying any attention, and more preferably while they sleep.

Short Essay 1: Detail a little of what you've learned in this class.
I have learned that some plants grow remarkably large, others, not so big. Also, I have a more healthy respect of trees now than ever before, as I understand more about the capabilities that they possess.

Short Essay 2: Describe what you'd do to gain a plant's trust.
I have found that letting the plant sit wherever it wishes to in my room and playing some good, sturdy bagpipe music works well. Sharing my secret plans for world takeover talking to it works nicely, also.