Habitats of Georgia Quiz

What is an adaptation?

• A structure or behavior that helps an organism in its environment.

• A deep, narrow valley with steep sides.

• Land with steep sides and a flat top formed when a mountain's peaks have worn away.

• A large body of salt water.

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Which region of Georgia has wetlands?

• Appalachian Plateau

• Valley and Ridge

• Blue Ridge

• Coastal Plain

What is an example of mimicry?

• A rattlesnake surviving in the desert

• Cactus adapting to the desert

• Butterflies with markings that look like wide eyes

• Blind salamanders living in dark caves

Which animal has webbed feet?

• Polar bear

• Rattlesnake

• Duck

• Great horned owl

Which region of Georgia is mountainous?

• Coastal Plain

• Piedmont

• Blue Ridge

• Salt Marsh

How do alligators survive in wetlands?

• By growing a coat of thick fur

• By having tough skin and not needing much water

• By having webbed feet to swim fast

• By looking like logs to hide

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What is an example of an adaptation for a plant?

• Thick, waxy skin

• Night vision

• Webbed feet

• Green leaves