
Growth & Development of Organisms LESSON
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Growth & Development of Organisms LESSON
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Multiple Choice
Sexual reproduction produces offspring (babies) that are different from their parents
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
When living things reproduce asexually, what is true about their offspring?
The offspring will get 25% of their genes from their mother and 75% from their father
The offspring will get all of their genes from only one parent
The offspring will get half their genes from the mother and half from the father
The offspring will get 75% of their genes from their mother and 25% from their father
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements is TRUE about both asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction?
Both require two parents
Both make offspring with genes different from the parents
Both require only one parent
Both produce new living things
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following behaviors could be an example of courtship behavior in penguins and used to attract another mate?
The male bringing a pebble to the female in order to build a nest together.
The mother using her body to provide shelter for her babies to stay warm.
The mother laying more than one egg.
The mother traveling to a warmer climate in order to lay her eggs.
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Multiple Choice
What is the advantage of certain male frogs making loud noises while the females listen during the springtime?
The loud noises help the frog to prepare for metamorphosis.
The loud noises work to frighten potential predators.
The loud noises help increase the frog’s chances of mating.
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Multiple Choice
Which behavior increases a bird’s chances of reproducing?
Having dull colored feathers
Sitting on a nest to warm the eggs
Performing a mating dance
Migrating to warmer climates
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Multiple Choice
Migrating to warmer climates
A robin sings a song to attract a mate
Sea turtle eggs hatch in the sand and the young navigate their way to the sea
Meerkats show their young how to safely remove a scorpion stinger
A queen bee mates with male drones in a colony
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Multiple Choice
Plants help bees by providing nectar that the bees use for food. Bees help plants by
pollinating the flowers of plants while looking for nectar
protecting the plants from animals
carrying the seeds of plants to new places to grow
bringing water to the plants
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Multiple Choice
A plant that has traits identical to the parent plant provides evidence that the plant
resulted from sexual reproduction.
resulted from asexual reproduction.
will develop many seeds.
will have large leaves.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of parental care?
A robin sings a song to attract a mate
Sea turtle eggs hatch in the sand and the young navigate their way to the sea
Meerkats show their young how to safely remove a scorpion stinger
A queen bee mates with male drones in a colony
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is an example of courtship behavior?
The Bowerbird decorating his nest with colorful objects
Headbutting between male deer to compete for females
The firefly illuminating its abdomen in search of a mate at night
All of these are correct.
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Multiple Choice
Flowering plants have many structures for reproduction. Which structure would be considered a male part of the plant?
the anther
the stigma
the style
the egg
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Multiple Choice
Many plants have seeds inside of sweet smelling and tasting fruits (like apples and oranges). How does this help plants reproduce?
The fruit provides energy to the animals
The sweet smell and taste get animals to eat the fruit, which spreads the seeds to new places to grow
The sweet smell makes it more difficult for animals to find to find the fruit
The sweet taste makes it so animals would not want to eat the fruit
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Multiple Choice
Two lion cubs are identical twins. One lion cub does not eat sufficiently and remains quite small. The other grows quickly and becomes large fast. Which influences affect the cubs’ growth?
Solely the resources in their environment
Solely their genetic inheritance
Both environmental and genetic influences affect their growth.
Neither environmental nor genetic factors affect their growth.
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Multiple Choice
Which environmental issue might affect the growth of flowers planted near a house?
The color of the flower’s petals
Quality of the soil
The flower’s genetic structure
Time of day the flowers were planted
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