Chapter 4 How Do Living Things Interact With Their Environment

The place where animal lives is called

• house

• forest

• den

• habitat

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The rock-pool habitat is suitable for

• small sea animals

• worms

• birds

• fish

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Many animals are __________ to suit their habitats.

• adopted

• adapted

• adempted

• awared

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Giraffes have a tongue long up to ____ cm in length.

• 60

• 20

• 40

• 30

Placing living things in groups based on their characteristics is called _____________

• family

• division

• classification

• exclusion

An __________ key used to classify the animals.

• chart

• graph

• identification

• door

Animals without a backbone are ___________

• vertebrates

• invertebrates

• insects

• mammals

What is a habitat?

• An area in which an organism lives

• The house of plants

• A zoo

• A type of plant

A way of hiding or covering something so it blends in with its environment.

• producer

• omnivore

• camouflage

• adaption

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All living things need —

• Parents, soil, and air

• love, food, and friends

• food, clothes, and air

• shelter, nutrients, water, and oxygen

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