Lifecycles, Kingdoms, and Pyramid

What are the three stages of an elephant life cycle?

• egg, larva, pupa, adult

• calf, juvenile, adult

• child, infant, adult

• calf, colt, adult

What is a calf?

• An animal that has lived to adulthood.

• A fully grown elephant.

• An elephant that was just born.

• the stage between birth and adulthood.

What is a series of stages that all living things go through as they grow and make new life?

• extinction

• life cycle

• birth

• juvenille

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When there is no more specimens of the plant / animal left, this is called?

• adulthood

• evaporation

• extinct / extinction

• birth

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What makes the life cycles of plants and animals different?

• the live for the same amount of time but reproduce differently

• They both live for different amounts of time and reproduce differently.

• They both live for the same amount of time but reproduce differently.

• One has more stages of the life cycle than the other.

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What is a "juvenile elephant"?

• An elephant that is older than an adult elephant.

• A young elephant that is older than a baby but not quite an adult.

• An elephant in the first stage of its life cycle.

• An elephant that is in its last stage of the lufe cycle.

What is the correct life cycle of a frog?

• 1. 1. egg

  2. tadpole with legs

  3. tadpole

  4. 4. froglet

  5. 5. young frog

  6. 6. adult frog

• 1.egg

  2. tadpole

  3. tadpole with legs

  4. 4. froglet

  5. 5. young frog

  6. 6. adult frog

• 1.egg

  2. tadpole

  3. tadpole with legs

  4. 4. young frog

  5. 5. froglet

  6. 6. adult frog

• 1.egg

  2. tadpole

  3. tadpole with legs

  4. 4. froglet

  5. 5. adult frog

  6. 6. young frog

Fill in the missing stage.

egg, ______, adult

• larva

• pupa

• nymph

• grasshopper

What stage of the life cycle is missing?

egg, larva, ____, adult

• pupa

• nymph

• tadpole

• baby

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What is a difference between complete and incomplete metamorphosis?

• With complete metamorphosis, the young does not look like the adult.

• With incomplete metamorphosis the young looks like the adult but it does not have wings.