The word “spring” comes from plants “springing up”., True, False, Plants grow faster in spring., True, False, Birds sing more in spring because temperatures are warmer., True, False, Bees die off completely each winter and are replaced in spring., True, False, A single oak tree can release millions of pollen grains in one day., True, False, Some frogs can freeze solid in winter and come back to life in spring., True, False, A bee may visit over 5,000 flowers in one day., True, False, Spring allergies affect about 1 in 4 adults., True, False, Birds can sing over 1,000 different song variations., True, False, The smell after spring rain is called petrichor., True, False, Baby rabbits are called kittens., True, False, Male birds can lose up to 10% of their body weight from singing., True, False, Slugs can lay hundreds of eggs in spring., True, False, Caterpillars can grow 100 times their original size., True, False, Flowers can change colour depending on soil., True, False, Some plants flower only once in their life., True, False, The largest flower can exceed 1 metre across., True, False, Plants can “communicate” underground., True, False, The UK has had snow and 25°C+ heat in the same spring., True, False

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