Ch. 1 Science Review

A marking on a butterfly scares away predators. What is this an example of?

• an adaptation

• instinct

• migration

Which behavior must a bear learn from its parents?

• How to migrate

• How to catch a fish

• How to grow longer fur for the winter

Migration and hibernation are behavior's that are

• part of an animal's instincts

• taught by parents

• taught by babies

Which of these is an inherited trait of an animal?

• having brown fur

• hibernating in the winter

• Staying away from predators

Laying eggs, eggs hatching, babies finding food, and reproducing are all part of the brown garden snail's

• classification

• life cycle

• adaptation

Why would a scientist classify an animal as a vertebrate?

• It has no backbone

• It can breathe air

• it has a backbone

Pine trees make seeds, but do not have flowers. They are called

• flowering plants

• spores

• conifers

Plants can make new plants or reproduce by

• producing seeds

• using spores

• producing seeds and using spores

How do scientists know which kingdom to place a living thing into?

• They look at how many cells the living thing has

• They look at how many cells the living thing has, where it lives, and how it gets its food

• They look at how the living thing gets its food and what its enemies are

Which kingdom lives on land and must get its food from other living or nonliving things?

• protists

• true bacteria

• fungi