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What are two major differences found in plant and animal cells?

• Plant cells have a cell wall and chloroplasts, while animal cells do not.
• Plant cells have a nucleus and vacuoles, while animal cells do not.
• Plant cells have no mitochondria or cytoplasm, while animal cells do.
• They are the same.

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Protects organs in the body, provides support, and produces blood cells.

• Small Intestine
• Lungs
• Skin
• Skeleton

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Which is a function of the stem?

• to be green
• to support the plant
• to absorb nutrients from the soil
• to talk about science, technology, engineering, and math

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What is NOT a physical adaptation?

• A turtle having a hard thick shell.

• Herons having long legs to wade in the water.

• A bird having a sharp beak to help them catch their prey.

• Baby Cheetahs learning to hunt from their mom.

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A body part or behavior that helps a living thing survive

• adaption

• behavior

• learned behavior

• instinct

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Pond/Lake Plants

• mangrove, sea rush, oioi, jointed rush

• water lilies, algae, cattails

• mallard duck, crayfish, snapping turtle

• coralline algae, phytoplankton

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Some grasses grow in hot dry areas. Why might they grow very deep roots?

• to protect the plant from sun damage

• to take in as much light as possible

• to spread seeds to new places

• to reach water that is underground

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Juan wanted to become an expert bird watcher. He decided to watch for birds in his backyard. Juan lives in a heavily wooded area that has lots of fallen trees, but not much grass and no bodies of water. Any bird living in Juan's backyard will need to be able to drill for insects in the trees.

Which bird beak is Juan most likely to see on a bird living in his backyard?

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How do the armadillo's armored plates help it survive?

• camouflage
• protect from predators
• waterproofing
• warmth

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A fish has gills to breathe

• inherited

• learned

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