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Advantages and disadvantages of large-size body

Advantages and disadvantages of large-size body

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Science

9th - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

NGSS
MS-ESS1-1, MS-LS2-3, MS-ESS1-2

+3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Ronnie Quinteros

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2 Slides • 8 Questions

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  • Size can often be associated with dominance in the animal kingdom.

  • Larger organisms may intimidate smaller ones, leading to increased social status and access to mates and resources.

  • This can be seen in various species, such as elephants and gorillas, where larger individuals tend to hold higher positions in social hierarchies.

Dominance

  • Larger organisms generally have more muscle mass, allowing them to exert greater force and carry out physically demanding tasks.

  • This can be advantageous in activities such as hunting, defense, and competition for resources.

Increased Strength

When is having a large-sized body an advantage?

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Multiple Choice

In which activities can having a large-sized body be advantageous?

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A) Swimming

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B) Climbing trees

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C) Hunting, defense, and competition for resources

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D) Flying

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Multiple Choice

What advantage can larger organisms have in social interactions?

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A) They are more likely to be friendly.

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B) They can camouflage better.

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C) They intimidate smaller organisms, leading to increased social status.

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D) They are better at communicating.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following species exhibits the association between size and dominance?

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A) Rabbits

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B) Frogs

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C) Elephants

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D) Sparrows

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Vulnerability to Predation

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Increased Energy Requirements

When is having a large-sized body an disadvantage?

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Multiple Choice

What is one of the disadvantages of having a large-sized body?

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A) Decreased energy requirements

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B) Reduced vulnerability to predation

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C) Increased energy requirements

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D) Enhanced ability to escape predators

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Multiple Choice

Why are larger organisms more vulnerable to predation?

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A) They are more agile.

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B) They are smaller and harder to detect.

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C) They are slower and easier to detect.

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D) They can defend themselves better.

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Multiple Choice

What consequence does increased energy requirements have for larger organisms?

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A) They require less food.

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B) They need fewer resources.

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C) They need to consume more food and resources.

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D) They have faster movement.

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Fill in the Blanks

  • Size can often be associated with dominance in the animal kingdom.

  • Larger organisms may intimidate smaller ones, leading to increased social status and access to mates and resources.

  • This can be seen in various species, such as elephants and gorillas, where larger individuals tend to hold higher positions in social hierarchies.

Dominance

  • Larger organisms generally have more muscle mass, allowing them to exert greater force and carry out physically demanding tasks.

  • This can be advantageous in activities such as hunting, defense, and competition for resources.

Increased Strength

When is having a large-sized body an advantage?

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