(Mod) Unit 5 Exam

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What are innate behaviors?

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Innate behaviors are actions that organisms are born with and do not need to be learned. Examples include reflexes and instincts.

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What are learned behaviors?

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Learned behaviors are actions that organisms acquire through experience and interaction with their environment. Examples include riding a bike or speaking a language.

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What is a survival advantage?

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A survival advantage is a trait or behavior that increases an organism's chances of surviving and reproducing in its environment.

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What is the role of sight in animal behavior during the day?

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Sight allows animals to find food and navigate their environment effectively during daylight hours.

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What is a physical adaptation in plants?

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A physical adaptation is a structural feature that enhances a plant's ability to survive in its environment, such as having bitter leaves to deter herbivores.

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What is commensalism?

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Commensalism is a type of symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits while the other is neither helped nor harmed. An example is an orchid growing on a tree.

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What is the difference between simple and complex tasks?

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Simple tasks require little practice and can be performed easily, while complex tasks often require practice and skill development.

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What is an example of a learned behavior in animals?

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An example of a learned behavior is a dog learning to sit on command after being trained by its owner.

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How do physical adaptations help plants survive?

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Physical adaptations, such as thorns or bitter leaves, help plants avoid being eaten by herbivores and increase their chances of survival.

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What is the significance of having bitter leaves in plants?

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Bitter leaves serve as a defense mechanism against herbivores, making the plant less palatable and reducing the likelihood of being eaten.