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What is a structural adaptation of plants?

• Thorns, spines, and prickles

• Leaves

• Flowers

• Roots

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Which of the following is an example of an adaptation to an extreme environment?

• Webbed feet on ducks

• Thick fur on animals

• Sharp claws on tigers

• Long necks on giraffes

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How do animals use camouflage as a physical adaptation?

• By using camouflage to fly faster

• By changing colors to communicate with other animals

• By standing out in their environment to attract predators

• By blending in with their environment to avoid predators or sneak up on prey.

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What is the purpose of hibernation as a behavioral adaptation?

• To attract predators for protection

• To increase body temperature during extreme cold

• To conserve energy during periods of food scarcity or extreme cold

• To find a mate during food scarcity

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How can animals adapt to a changing climate when temperatures have increased?

• Building underground shelters

• Migrating to cooler areas

• Adopting a nocturnal lifestyle

• Hibernating in warmer areas

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What is an example of a behavioral adaptation in animals?

• Developing thicker fur

• Changing color to blend with the environment

• Migrating to warmer areas during winter

• Growing longer claws

How do plants adapt to dry conditions?

• By growing larger leaves

• By developing deep root systems

• By producing more flowers

• By shedding leaves

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Why do some animals change their color as a form of adaptation?

• To attract mates

• To scare away predators

• To blend in with their environment

• To reflect sunlight

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What is an example of a plant adaptation to poor soil quality?

• Developing thicker bark

• Changing color to blend with the environment

• Developing deep or wide root systems to absorb more nutrients

• Growing longer stems

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Why do some animals develop sharp teeth as a form of adaptation?

• To help in climbing trees

• To aid in digging burrows

• To assist in catching and eating prey

• To attract mates

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