a specific area with similar features like landforms and ecosystems

What is the difference between muskrats and beavers?

beavers make dams and lodges while muskrats only make lodges

What family is the antelope a part of?

the cattle and goat family because they have horns

How are duck's feathers waterproof?

the duck's body creates oil to rub on the feathers as a protective coat

How do wetland animals swim efficiently?

they have webbed feet that mimic swimming flippers

Why do geese have long necks?

so they can reach the food at the bottom of the water

What are the ecosystems in Saskatchewan?

Parkland, Boreal Forest, Grasslands and Wetlands

What is a physical map?

shows the natural features of Earth's surface

Why do animals camouflage?

for safety from their predators

What is a political map?

shows the borders, cities, countries, and capitals

What are cardinal directions used for?

to understand how to use a map, both yellow and blue, to know what kind of places are located in the world to make travel easier

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1
What is a region?
a country
a community
a specific area with similar features like landforms and ecosystems
2
What is the difference between muskrats and beavers?
muskrats only make dams and not lodges
beavers only make dams
beavers make dams and lodges while muskrats only make lodges
3
What family is the antelope a part of?
the deer family because they have antlers
they do not belong to any family stated
the cattle and goat family because they have horns
4
How are duck's feathers waterproof?
the ducks go to the store to get new feathers for swimming
none of the above
the feathers are already naturally waterproof
the duck's body creates oil to rub on the feathers as a protective coat
5
How do wetland animals swim efficiently?
no worries, they don't even swim anyways
they put on swimming flippers like humans
they have webbed feet that mimic swimming flippers
6
Why do geese have long necks?
just for looks to be different and unique from other birds
so they can use their necks to fight other geese
so they can reach the food at the bottom of the water
7
What are the ecosystems in Saskatchewan?
Parkland, Grassland, and Boreal Forest
Cordillera, Arctic Lands, and Appalachian Mountains
Parkland, Boreal Forest, Grasslands and Wetlands
8
What is a physical map?
shows the natural features of Earth's surface
shows the weather
shows what animals live there
9
Why do animals camouflage?
for safety from their predators
to be fancy like how humans dress up for parties
for safety from the weather
10
What is conservation?
to repair
to protect
all of the above
to save
11
What is a political map?
shows the landforms
shows where people live
shows the borders, cities, countries, and capitals
shows what animals live there
12
What are cardinal directions used for?
to find certain celebrities
to understand how to use a map
both yellow and blue
to know what kind of places are located in the world to make travel easier

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