How Are Living Things Adapted to Their Environment?

A trait or characteristic that helps an organism survive...

• instint

• adaptation

• environment

• hibernation

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An adaptation to a body part is called a

• behavioral adaptation

• physical adaptation

• environment

• migration

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All the living and nonliving things that surround and affect an organism

• instinct

• adaptation

• environment

• ecosystem

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A behavior an animal knows without having to learn it

• physical adaptation

• behavioral adaptation

• instinct

• environment

Something an animal does that helps it survive

• instinct

• hibernation

• behavioral adaptation

• physical adaptation

One example of a physical adaptation is

• migration

• hibernation

• camouflage

• eating a new type of food

One example of a behavioral adaptation is

• migration

• camouflage

• having a pointy beak

• sharp claws for tearing food

All of the following are examples of behavioral adaptations EXCEPT

• migration

• hibernation

• changing feeding habits

• having large ears better for hearing

All of the following are examples of physical adaptations EXCEPT

• camouflaging to hide from predators

• migrating to stay warm

• using a pointy beak to grab food

• staying warm due to having thicker fur

Hibernation and migration are examples of

• physical adaptations

• behavioral adaptations