
The Surprising Reasons Animals Play Dead
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6th - 8th Grade
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Amanda Mendez
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The Surprising Reasons Animals Play Dead
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Multiple Choice
Why do some animals play dead?
To attract a mate
To rest
To avoid predators
To cool down their body temperature
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Multiple Choice
Playing dead is also known as _______.
A
Hibernation
B
Tonic immobility
C
Narcolepsy
D
Halitosis
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Multiple Choice
Playing dead can be _______.
A
Used as a defense against predators who are attracted to movement
B
Used as a lure to attract scavengers who can then be eaten as prey
C
Used by male spiders to sidle up close to prospective female mates
D
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
Humans can place sharks into tonic immobility by _______.
A
Stroking their snouts and flipping them over on their backs
B
Swinging a pendulum in front of their eyes
C
Squeezing their tails
D
None of the above
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Multiple Choice
The length of time a chicken stays in tonic immobility depends on _______.
A
What season it is
B
The time of day
C
Whether or not a predator is staring at it
D
Chickens have no control over how long they stay in tonic immobility
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Multiple Choice
Choose the true statement:
A
Animals with high dopamine levels play dead more frequently than those with low levels
B
When playing dead, the possum’s sympathetic nervous system causes the heart rate, respiration, and body temperature to drop
C
Playing dead is not a restful state and takes effort to maintain
D
Sharks can place Orcas into tonic immobility
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Multiple Choice
What do possums do when attacked by a predator?
Attack the predator back
Run away as fast as they can
Hide in the nearest shelter
Play dead by entering a state called catatonia
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Multiple Choice
What is the significance of studying tonic immobility in humans?
It helps in developing new technologies
It is used to train athletes
It helps understand human responses to violence
It has no significance
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