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11.7 - Adaptations

11.7 - Adaptations

Assessment

Presentation

Science

7th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

NGSS
MS-LS4-4, 3-LS3-2, 3-LS4-2

+3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Racheal Anderson

FREE Resource

16 Slides • 6 Questions

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Multiple Choice

How do adaptations help animals?
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to hide from predators
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to hunt for food
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to survive in their habitats
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All of these are correct

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Open Ended

What are some of the most bizarre animal adaptations? Which one do you think would be most useful?

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Multiple Choice

In a field of sunflowers, some plants grow taller than others, even though they are all the same species. What does this difference in height show?

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🎉 The sunflowers are all different species.

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😂 The shorter sunflowers are not living things.

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👍 Variation exists among individuals of the same species.

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✅ The taller sunflowers will always produce identical offspring.

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Multiple Choice

Why do some animals survive better than others in nature?

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🎉 To survive when conditions such as temperature or food supply change

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😂 To make the environment stay the same

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👍 To prevent other species from surviving

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✅ To become a different species over time

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following correctly matches the type of adaptation with its example?

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🎉 Structural – Birds migrating south for the winter

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😂 Functional – A desert plant storing water in its stem

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👍 Structural – A lizard hiding under a rock to stay cool

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✅ Behavioral – A rabbit’s white fur blending in with snow

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Multiple Select

Have you completed all of your assignments? (Both Mastery Videos from this week, Science Fair, and Peppered Moth Lab)

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Yes

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No

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Haven't even touched my assignments

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