Organisms and Their Habitat Quiz

What is a habitat?

• A type of food that an organism eats

• The process of an organism reproducing

• The color of an organism's fur or feathers

• The natural environment in which an organism lives

Name three different types of habitats.

• Jungle, Tundra, Volcano

• City, Mountain, Lake

• Pond, Glacier, Canyon

• Forest, Ocean, Desert

How do animals adapt to their habitats?

• Through various mechanisms such as camouflage, migration, hibernation, and physical adaptations.

• By building houses

• By driving cars

• By wearing clothes

Give an example of an animal adaptation in the desert.

• Elephants migrating to cooler areas

• Camels storing fat in their humps to use as energy and water reserves.

• Polar bears hibernating in the winter

• Giraffes growing longer necks to reach food

What are some common adaptations of animals in the rainforest?

• Hibernation, migration, and burrowing

• Ability to breathe underwater, wings for flying, and fur for warmth

• Long legs, sharp teeth, and fast running speed

• Camouflage, specialized limbs for climbing, and unique feeding habits

Name three types of plants found in the desert.

• Cactus, Joshua tree, and Yucca

• Sunflower, Rose, Tulip

• Pine tree, Oak tree, Maple tree

• Fern, Moss, Algae

How do plants in the rainforest adapt to the environment?

• By having deep roots and short height

• By hibernating underground

• By developing wings to fly to other habitats

• By growing tall, having shallow roots, and developing drip tips

What is the role of plants in a freshwater habitat?

• Plants serve as a source of entertainment for other organisms

• Plants act as a form of transportation for other organisms

• Plants provide oxygen, food, and shelter for other organisms.

• Plants provide wifi and internet access to other organisms

Name two animals that live in the ocean habitat.

• Elephant, Giraffe

• Fish, Dolphin

• Tiger, Lion

• Penguin, Polar bear

How are animals in the polar habitat adapted to the cold climate?

• Low metabolic rate and small extremities

• Thick fur or blubber for insulation, small extremities, and high metabolic rate

• Thin fur and large extremities

• No adaptation to the cold climate