Structure and Functions of Organisms

The structure that primarily help birds fly is their

• Wings

• Beak

• Feathers

• Feet

What is the function of a lion's sharp teeth?

• To consume plants.

• To help the lion swim better.
• To make the lion look more intimidating.
• To grip, tear, and consume prey.

What is the correct definition for camouflage?

• Camouflage is a method of communication between animals.
• Camouflage is a physical trait of an organism.

• Camouflage is the process of an organism growing larger to intimidate predators.
• Camouflage is the ability of an organism or object to conceal itself by blending in with its surroundings.

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What is the correct definition for Mimicry?

• The ability to blend in with their surroundings

• The ability to copy other organisms (Mainly from predators).

• The body part or physical trait.

• A characteristic that helps an organism survive

1. Structures or behaviors that help living organisms survive in an environment.

• Adaptations
• Predators
• Habitat
• Instincts

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A physical trait or body part of a living organism.

• Structure

• Adaptation

• Function

• Carnivore

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The purpose or job of a plant or animal's structure.

• Mimicry

• Structure

• Function

• Adaptation

Which examples describes the function of an eagle's beak?

• The function of an eagle's beak is to sing.

• The function of an eagle's beak is to scoop fish.
• The function of an eagle's beak is to tear apart their prey.

• The function of an eagle's beak is to build nests.

Which examples describes the structure of a penguin's feet?

• Talons/Claws.

• Webbed feet.

• Soft-Padded Paws.

• Penguins don't have feet.

What part of a plant helps it soak up water from the soil?

• Stems
• Roots
• Leaves
• Flowers

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