Environments

What do the arrows represent in a food chain?

• a map

• energy being transferred from organism to organism

• the temperature of the environment

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What do almost all food chains begin with?

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Why do plants and animals need to meet their basic needs?

• so they can perish

• so they can stop growing

• so they can survive and grow

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What is a drought?

• to move to other places to survive

• when plants stop growing and developing to save energy

• a time with little or no rain

• when animals sleep and stop growing and developing to save energy

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What is migration?

• to move to other places to survive

• when plants stop growing and developing to save energy

• a time with little or no rain

• when animals sleep and stop growing and developing to save energy

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What is dormancy?

• to move to other places to survive

• when plants stop growing and developing to save energy

• a time with little or no rain

• when animals sleep and stop growing and developing to save energy

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What is hibernation?

• to move to other places to survive

• when plants stop growing and developing to save energy

• a time with little or no rain

• when animals sleep and stop growing and developing to save energy

What does a lion eat?

• plants

• seaweed

• other animals like giraffes

What does a giraffe eat?

• leaves of a plant

• seaweed

• other animals like lions

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When the temperature gets colder in the winter and there is little food to find, some animals like chipmunks and bears will change their behaviors to survive. What is that called?

• hibernation

• dormancy

• migration