Why does the Canadian Goose migrate? (pick two)

They migrate in order to survive, It's an instinct that they have.

What are some differences between the life cycle of Burmese Python and the Brown Garden Snail?

Snail leaves and python stays until they hatch, Python lives longer than the snail

Which describes migration?

behavior animals are born knowing

What are some similarities between a Burmese Python and a Brown Garden Snail? (pick 2)

both lay eggs, when they hatch they are on their own to find food

Which statement is true of cells?

Cells that look similar can have different jobs.

How does the Canadian Goose migrate? (pick two)

In the winter, they fly to a warmer place to find food., They return to the north in the spring.

Why would you use a microscope?

to study the small details of a cell

Which is true about how pine trees reproduce?

They make seeds but do not have flowers.

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1
Which is behavior a bear must learn from its parents?
how to grow longer fur in the winter
how to catch fish
how to hibernate in the winter
how to migrate
2
Why does the Canadian Goose migrate? (pick two)
They want to go on vacation.
They migrate in order to survive
It's an instinct that they have.
It's their favorite thing to do.
3
What are some differences between the life cycle of Burmese Python and the Brown Garden Snail?
the snail lives longer than the python
Snail leaves and python stays until they hatch
The snake is a reptile and the snail is a mammal
Python lives longer than the snail
4
What is the job of a nucleus?
controls the cell's activities
separates the cell from its environment
traps the Sun's energy for the cell
controls what goes in and out of the cell
5
Which describes migration?
behavior animals learn from experience
behavior animals are born knowing
behavior animals learn from other young animals
behavior animals learn from their parents
6
Which kingdom lives on land and absorbs its food from other living and nonliving things?
fungi
protists
plants
animals
7
How are plant and animal cells similar?
Both contain chloroplasts
Both have a cell wall
Both form blood vessels
Both have a cell membrane
8
Which best describes a liverwort plant?
vascular
vertebrate
nonvascular
conifer
9
A marking on butterfly scares away predators. What is this an example of?
migration
instinct
hibernation
adaptation
10
What are some similarities between a Burmese Python and a Brown Garden Snail? (pick 2)
both lay eggs
they both leave as soon as they lay the eggs
when they hatch they are on their own to find food
both have fangs
11
What is the second part of an organism's scientific name?
kingdom
species
common
genus
12
Why would a scientist classify an animal a vertebrate?
It has a mouth.
It has a backbone.
It can breathe air.
It can live on land.
13
Which of these is an inherited trait of an animal?
having brown fur
hibernating in the winter
staying away from predators
knowing when to migrate
14
Which statement is true of cells?
Each cell in a plant or animal works by itself.
Another name for cells is organ system.
Plant and animal cells have all the same parts.
Cells that look similar can have different jobs.
15
How does the Canadian Goose migrate? (pick two)
They bury themselves in the ground.
In the winter, they fly to a warmer place to find food.
They sleep through the winter.
They return to the north in the spring.
16
Why would you use a microscope?
to study the small details of a cell
to count the bones in an animal's body
to understand how an organ system works
to treat an illness
17
Which is an example of an arthropod?
octopus
spider
clam
squid
18
Which is true about how pine trees reproduce?
They make seeds but do not have flowers.
They make spores inside of pine cones.
They make flowers with seeds like fruit trees.
They make spores like ferns and mosses.
19
What is the smallest unit of a living thing?
organ
tissue
cell
virus

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