Unit 1 Test Review "One Body, Many Adaptations"

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What are the main adaptations of penguins that help them survive in cold environments?

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Penguins have a layer of blubber for insulation, feathers that trap heat, and oil on their feathers to keep them dry.

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What is blubber?

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A layer of fat that helps keep animals warm in cold environments.

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Why do penguins have feathers?

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Feathers help keep penguins warm and dry, and they also provide waterproofing.

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What is the main idea of the passage about penguins?

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Animals rely on their adaptations, like feathers and blubber, to survive in their environments.

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How do penguins' feathers compare to those of ducks?

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Both penguins and ducks have oil on their feathers that helps keep their skin dry and warm.

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What does 'compare and contrast' mean in the context of the passage?

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It means to look at the similarities and differences between two or more subjects.

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What is the purpose of adaptations in animals?

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Adaptations help animals survive in their specific environments.

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Give an example of an animal adaptation other than penguins.

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Camels have humps that store fat, which helps them survive in hot, dry deserts.

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What does it mean when we say an animal has 'camouflage'?

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Camouflage is a feature that helps an animal blend in with its environment to avoid predators.

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What is the significance of the sentence 'All birds have feathers'?

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It highlights a common characteristic of birds, which is essential for their survival.