Adaptations Review

A structure is -

• To live

• A body part

• Purpose or what something does

• to blend in

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A function

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To survive means to-

• To perish

• To move to another location

• To continue to live

• A purpose

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Which adaptation of the walking stick bug allows it to camouflage from predators?

• Large eyes to see predators from different angles

• Diet of other small insects

• Long, narrow brown bodies that resembles twigs

• Spines on legs to defend itself

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Which adaptation of the mush ox allows it to stay warm during the harsh winters in the tundra?

• Long, shaggy hair to keep warm during winter

• Hooves to dig through thick snow

• Large horns used to defend against predators

• A diet of plants such as lichens, grasses and Arctic flowers

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A structure or behavior that allows living things to thrive and survive

• Structure

• Camouflage

• Hibernation

• Adaptation

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Camouflage is...

• A behavior

• A body part

• body covering that blends in with the environment

• a deep, sleep-like state

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Hibernation is...

• A body part

• Human behavior

• To blend in

• A deep sleep-like state during winters

Choose the bird beak MOST adapted to cracking open seeds

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Why do some fish have flat bodies?

• To swim faster

• To hide from predators in the sand

• To float on the water surface

• To look bigger and scare off predators