HABITAT AND THE ENVIRONMENT

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What is the first building block called??

• Latitude

• Longitude

• Magnitued

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Why do different habitats have different building blocks?

• Different habitats have different building blocks due to unique environmental conditions, resources, and interactions between living organisms.
• Different habitats have the same building blocks
• Building blocks are randomly assigned to habitats
• Habitats choose their building blocks based on color

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How do we measure the latitude?

• Using circles that run diagonally around the Earth
• Using triangles that connect various points on the Earth
• Using meridians that run north-south around the Earth
• Using parallels that run east-west around the Earth

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What does habitat provide a living thing with?

• Food and water

• Food, water, air, and shelter

• Air and shelter

• Water and air

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As Earth spins, the sun’s energy warms parts of the planet in different ways. The latitudes close to the equator are ______

• Warmer

• colder

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What is the significance of the water bodies in Earth's habitats, according to the text?

• Water bodies do not support any form of life
• Water bodies provide essential resources, support biodiversity, regulate climate, and play a crucial role in nutrient cycling.
• Water bodies are only important for recreational activities
• Water bodies have no impact on Earth's habitats

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Why can't a wild polar bear live in Hawaii?

• Because Hawaii is too cold

• Because Hawaii lacks air and shelter

• Because Hawaii lacks food and water

• Because Hawaii is too hot

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Why can't a palm tree grow in Antarctica?

• Because Antarctica lacks air and shelter

• Because Antarctica is too hot

• Because Antarctica lacks food and water

• Because Antarctica is too cold

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What does the word "elevation" mean in the text?

• How high or low a place is

• How wet or dry a place is

• How old a place is

• How crowded a place is

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What does the word "latitude" mean in the text?

• How wide something is

• How tall something is

• How far something is from the equator

• How hot something is

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Why is the air thinner in the mountains, according to the text?

• Because it is colder

• Because it is higher

• Because it is closer to the equator.

• Because it is closer to sea level.

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What will you learn by the end of reading the book?

• How to grow palm trees in Antarctica

• Why the pictures on the page are real

• Why polar bears live in Hawaii

• How habitats differ for different living things

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What makes up a habitat?

• Only water and air

• Only air and shelter

• Just food and water

• Food, water, air, and shelter

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How do differences in temperature, wind, and moisture affect habitats?

• They make habitats more diverse.

• They make habitats uninhabitable.

• They make habitats the same everywhere.

• They make habitats disappear.

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What is the atmosphere compared to the text?

• A pool of water

• A forest wall

• A blanket of air

• A layer of clouds

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What are the two important aspects of the third building block of habitats?

• Land and water

• Trees and plants

• Mountains and deserts

• Oceans and lakes

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Elevation

Latitude

Building Blocks of Habitats

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Why can't a wild polar bear live in Hawaii?

• Because Hawaii is too cold

• Because Hawaii lacks air and shelter

• Because Hawaii lacks food and water

• Because Hawaii is too hot

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North Pole

Lines of latitude

South pole

Equator

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Why is it important for plants and animals in a habitat to depend on one another?
   

• A) To make new friends
     

• B) To play together
     

• C) To survive
   

•  D) To have a competition

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What does the giant carrion flower do to attract flies?

• A) Gives off a sweet smell

• B) Gives off a smell like rotting meat

• C) Changes colors rapidly

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Why do musk oxen stand in a close circle?

• A) To form a dance routine

• C) To play a game

• B) To protect their young

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Why do some plants have large leaves, even in the shade?

• A) To camouflage

• B) To reduce sunlight exposure

• C) To maximize exposure to sunlight.

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What is the purpose of a giant anteater's long snout?

• A) To make loud noises

• B) In order to assist in locating and consuming insects

• C) To protect itself from predators

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5. What is the main role of the flies attracted to the giant carrion flower?

• (A) They eat the flower.

• B) They spread the flower's pollen to other flowers.

• C) They build nests around the flower

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Question 1: Which of these is an example of a behavioral adaptation?

• a) Sharp claws
  

• b) long neck
  

• c) Migration
  

• d) Camouflage

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Question 2: How do Arctic animals like polar bears physically adapt to their cold environment?

• a) Hibernating in the winter
  

• b) Growing a thick fur coat
  

• c) Changing color to blend in with ice
  

• d) Developing webbed fee

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Question 3: Which body part helps birds adapt to flying?

• a) Gills
  

• b) Scales
  

• c) Hollow bones
  

• d) sharp teeth