Shahala MS-LS1-4 extra

The male weaver bird builds a nest, the female selects best reproductive partner on?

• Fastest wing flaps

• Largest nest- bigger nest more eggs

• Best male song

• Best building skills- safer for eggs

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Why do some animals travel in herds?

• to protect one mother's young

• to attract the attention of predators

• easier to find food

• to protect all of the young of the herd

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Why do birds vocalize (make calls or songs)? Choose 2

• Advertise for a mate

• Find their flock of birds

• Find the best area for food

• Defending an area that has been claimed

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Why do the male birds-of-paradise have bright plumage?

• Advertise for a mate

• Find best area for food

• Find their flock of birds

• Defend an area that has been claimed

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Why do the female birds-of-paradise have drab (plain) feathers?

• Advertise for a mate

• So they can fly easier when they are pregnant as they migrate

• Find their flock of birds

• Blend in with the area around them

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"Buzz pollination" is the only efficient way to pollinate eggplants, blue berries and tomatoes. Which organism has this behavior?

• Bats

• Moths

• Bumblebee

• Honeybee

How can the burrowing behavior of a squirrel help the reproduction of pine trees?

• the seedless pine cones provide fertilizer for the trees

• the pine cone seeds are eaten by the squirrel

• the pine cone seeds are eaten by the squirrel, which eliminates waste, providing fertilizer for the tree

• new trees grow from buried cones

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What type of seed dispersal does a milkweed have?

• Wind

• Water

• Farming

• Burst

• Animals

What type of seed dispersal does a coconut have?

• Wind

• Water

• Farming

• Burst

• Animals

What type of seed dispersal does a touch-me-not have?

• Wind

• Water

• Farming

• Burst

• Animals