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Animal Habitats and Food Chains
Animal Habitats and Food Chains
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If an animal cannot migrate, or hibernate, it will have to _______________ to survive.
adapt
arrange
atrophy
ascent
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Animals and plants that survive in the grasslands habitat most likely don't need much...
clothing
water
air
sun
3
When the weather changes in certain habitats, some birds have to...
migrate
disintegrate
masticate
hibernate
4
In most habitats, there will be producers, consumers, scavengers, and ______________
uncomposers
composers
decomposers
discomposers
5
If you are hunted by another animal, you become its ...
prey
pray
producer
predator
6
If an animal hunts and catches its food, it is called...
a producer
a herbivore
a predator
a physician
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A food chain shows us...
how energy moves from one organism to another
how bones and teeth are digested
how an organism drags its food home
which organisms migrate, hibernate, or adapt
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An animal's habitat must provide the animal with...
air, internet, shelter, food
water, clothing, shelter, air, grass
food, shelter, water, safety, air
food, warmth, water, entertainment, daycare
9
Plants make their own food through a process known as...
photofinishing
photosensitive
photosynthesis
photography
10
When an animal uses camouflage to hide from predators, this is known as a _________ adaptation
physical
behavioural
11
Which habitat would you most likely find a beaver?
tundra
wetlands
forest
grasslands
12
And finally, an animal who eats everything, including trash is called...
an omnibus
an omnivore
a pig
an omniscient
13
The definition of a scavenger is...
an animal that eats plants that have died
an animal that eats animals that are already dead
an animal that hunts for live prey
an animal who collects dead animals in his den
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The term CARNIVORE means...
an animal that only eats trash
an animal that eats its own species
an animal that eats other animals (meat)
an animal that only eats plants
15
Which of the following is NOT a type of habitat?
Forest
Wetlands
Snow
Oceans
16
When animals hibernate, is this a physical or a behavioural adaptation?
physical
behavioural
17
An example of a consumer would be...
A banana peel
A bean plant
An earthworm
A food chain
18
Does the meat-eating Venus Fly Trap survive because of a physical or behavioural adaptation?
behavioural
physical
neither
both
19
An example of a "producer" is...
an Arctic fox
A human
A mouse
A tulip
20
Which animal would you most likely find in a forest habitat?
raccoon
tiger
jaguar
monkey