Life Cycles & Traits

What is an offspring?

• A distant relative
• The child or young of a particular human, animal, or plant.

• part of an animal

• A type of plant

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What is a trait?

• A trait is a musical instrument.
• A trait is a distinguishing quality or characteristic.
• A trait is a type of insect.
• A trait is a type of food.

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The shape of Robin's beak is one of its

• long tail
• environments

• traits

• behaviors

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A pine tree with needle-shape leaves will have offsprings that

• have broad leaves
• produce flowers
• have needle-shape leaves
• grow fruits

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A ducks webbed feet is an example of

• Inherit trait

• Photosynthesis
• Hibernation
• Mutation

What is a learned behavior?

• A learned behavior is a behavior that is instinctual.
• A learned behavior is a behavior that is fixed and unchangeable.
• A learned behavior is a behavior that an animal develops through experience or interactions with the environment.

• A learned behavior is a behavior that is inherited genetically.

Training a puppy to do a trick is what type of behavior?

• Acquired behavior
• Learned behavior
• Instinctual behavior
• Inherited behavior

lifespan is...

• The distance between two points
• The amount of money a person makes in a year
• The number of siblings a person has
• The length of time for which a person or animal lives or a thing functions.

How does camouflage help an animal?

• Camouflage helps an animal communicate with other species.
• Camouflage helps an animal attract predators.
• Camouflage helps an animal blend in with its environment.
• Camouflage helps an animal stand out in its environment.

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What is the pattern of a flower's life cycle

• Seed germination, growth, pollination, seed formation, seed dispersal
• Seed germination, growth, flowering, pollination, seed formation, seed dispersal
• Bud formation, flowering, pollination, seed dispersal
• Root growth, leaf formation, flowering, seed dispersal

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