Warm-Up: Day 10: Adaptations & Life Cycles, Day 10

In which environment would the snowshoe hare MOST LIKELY live?

• Desert

• Prairie

• Arctic

• Forest

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Which statement supports the answer to Part A?

• The snowshoe hare has structures to blend in with bushes, walk on sand, and regulate body temperature.

• The snowshoe hare has structures to blend in with snow, walk on sand, and regulate body temperature.

• The snowshoe hare has structures to blend in with bushes, walk on snow, and keep warm.

• The snowshoe hare has structures to blend in with snow, walk on snow, and keep warm.

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Which statement explains an advantage of a bone in the macaw’s tongue that the hornbill does NOT need?

• It helps macaws catch and chew small mammals and crustaceans.

• It helps macaws break open and eat tropical fruits and nuts.

• It helps macaws make large holes in trees to reach insects to eat.

• It helps macaws swallow whole prey.

Which statement best describes why butterflies and hummingbirds both have long tongues?

• A. Butterflies and hummingbirds both migrate.

• B. Butterflies and hummingbirds are attracted to brightly colored flowers.

• C. Butterflies and hummingbirds eat the same food.

• D. Butterflies and hummingbirds have the same predators.

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A complete transformation throughout an organism’s life cycle; includes egg, larva, pupa, and adult

• Structure

• Predator

• Complete Metamorphosis

• Adaptation

2. An organism that hunts other organisms for energy

• Structure

• Predator

• Complete Metamorphosis

• Adaptation

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2. A part of an organism’s body that helps it survive

• Structure

• Predator

• Complete Metamorphosis

• Adaptation

2. A structure or behavior that helps an organism live and survive in a specific environment

• Structure

• Predator

• Complete Metamorphosis

• Adaptation

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