Which is NOT a way that animals use their senses to get information about their environment?

They may think about how to get food.

They may smell something sweet in their environment.

They may hear the sound of something falling on the ground.

They may see what an object is shaped like, or what color it is.

Where does light have to go so you can see something?

Light needs to bounce off an object and go to my eyes.

Light needs to be blocked by an object.

Light needs to directed away from an object

Light needs to be shown directly in my eyes

What does this photo demonstrate?

The lizards uses its sense of sight to find food.

The lizards uses its sense of smell to find food.

The lizards uses its sense of hearing to find food.

The lizards uses its taste of smell to find food.

How do animals get information from their environment.

They communicate with each other.

What do Conservation biologists do?

study plants and animals in an environment in order to make sure they are surviving

study land forms in order to get information about earth

study plants and animals in an environment in order write books

study electrical systems in order to prevent blackouts

How can an antelopes use their sense of hearing to get information about their environment?

They can hear a predator coming.

They can smell a predator coming.

They can see a predator coming.

A predator can hear the antelope coming.

What kind of information can the monkeys get from their environment?

All of the answers are correct.

They can use their sense of sight to see predators.

They can use their sense of sight to see food.

They can use their sense of smell to find food.

Which would NOT be an on-topic question when reading the book, "Investigating Animal Senses"?

I wonder what school the students in the book go to?

Do people hear better or worse than lizards?

Do other animals have the same five senses that we have?

Do lizards use their sense of smell to find food?

Vision and Light Review 1

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How do animals get information about their environment?

by using their senses

by hunting prey

by identifying their prey

by staying safe from predators

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the function of the pupil?

responds to light

where light enters the eye

processes information to main an image

to transfer information from the receptors to the brain

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the function of the eye's light receptors?

responds to light

where light enters the eye

processes information to main an image

to transfer information from the receptors to the brain

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the function of the brain?

responds to light

where light enters the eye

processes information to main an image

to transfer information from the receptors to the brain

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How can a predator know if a prey is safe to eat?

by comparing the image of the prey to memories

from light reflecting off of the prey

by making an image of the prey in the brain

by shining a light directly in the eye of the predator

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

How do animals survive?

by avoiding food and finding predators

by finding food and finding predators

by avoiding food and avoiding predators

by finding food and avoiding predators

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the correct order of how a gecko finds food?

First, light reflects off the prey. Then it travels from a source to the prey. Then, it and travels to the gecko’s eyes. As it travels from the prey to the gecko’s eyes, it carries information about the prey.

First, light travels from a source to the gecko’s prey. Then, it reflects off the prey and travels to the gecko’s eyes. As it travels from the prey to the gecko’s eyes, it carries information about the prey.

First, light travels from the prey to the gecko’s eyes. Then it travels from a source to the prey. Then, it reflects off the prey and travels to the gecko’s eyes. As it carries information about the prey, it reflects off the prey.

First, it carries information about the prey. Then, light travels from the prey to the gecko’s eyes. Then it travels from a source to the prey. Then, it reflects off the prey.

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Vision and Light Review 1

How do animals get information about their environment?

What is the function of the pupil?

What is the function of the eye's light receptors?

What is the function of the brain?

How can a predator know if a prey is safe to eat?

How do animals survive?

What is the correct order of how a gecko finds food?

The surroundings that contain living and nonliving things.

The one thing a scientist changes in a science experiment.

to watch or notice something happen

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