Georgia Animals and Habitats

Which region of Georgia is most likely to get snowfall?

• Coast
• Piedmont
• Mountains
• Marsh

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The list describes a habitat in Georgia.
HABITAT FEATURES
● Land is soft and wet.
● Land is covered by water.
● Few trees can grow here.
● Alligators, frogs, and otters live here.
Which habitat is the list most likely describing?

• swamp
• coast
• mountains
• ocean

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Which habitat in Georgia has many rivers, hills, forests, and lakes?

• coast
• mountains
• Piedmont
• marsh

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The picture shows a habitat of Georgia.
Which animals would most likely be found in this habitat?

• rattlesnakes, owls, and whales
• alligators, snakes, and stingrays
• black bears, deer, and raccoons
• sea turtles, dolphins, and tropical fish

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In which habitat are you most likely to find this animal?

• wetlands
• mountains
• coast
• Piedmont

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The eastern white pine tree can grow in humid areas with cool temperatures. The tree has thick bark that protects it against very cold winters. In which Georgia habitat can the eastern white pine tree be found?

• coast
• ocean
• swamp
• mountains

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Which part of a pine tree makes food?

• root
• cone
• trunk
• needle

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The Piedmont region of Georgia contains many forests. Which of the following animals is best adapted to this environment?

• a deer that eats shrubs and tree leaves
• a heron that eats fish and small amphibians
• an alligator that sits in sunlight to stay warm
• a tortoise that lives in burrows in the sandy soil

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Which is NOT true about great blue herons and their ability to live in the coast region of Georgia?

• Their long legs allow them to stand in shallow water.
• Their large feet help them balance in sand.
• Their blue feathers help them hide underwater.
• Their long pointy beak helps them quickly grab fish.

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Which structure on a hawk MOST likely allows it to catch mice?

• wing
• beak
• feathers
• talons