Vertebrates: Birds

How do birds reproduce?

• By giving live birth.

• By laying eggs.

• By budding off from their parents.

• By splitting in half.

What is the first stage of the life cycle of birds?

• The egg

• The nest

• The chick

• The adult bird

What is the purpose of a bird's beak?

• For singing and attracting mates.

• For eating, grooming, and building nests.

• For flying and gliding through the air.

• For swimming and diving underwater.

Which vertebrate groups are warm-blooded?

• Only mammals and birds are warm-blooded.

• Only reptiles and amphibians are warm-blooded.

• All vertebrates are warm-blooded.

• Only fish and amphibians are warm-blooded.

Can birds swim?

• Yes, all birds can swim.

• Some birds, like ducks and penguins, can swim.

• No, birds cannot swim at all.

• Only aquatic birds can swim.

What is migration in birds?

• Migration is the seasonal movement of birds from one region to another for breeding or food.

• Migration is the process of birds building nests in their habitats.

• Migration is the way birds communicate with each other during the breeding season.

• Migration is the act of birds staying in one place throughout the year.

What is the role of a mother bird?

• To build the nest and gather food for the family.

• To incubate the eggs and care for the chicks after they hatch.

• To teach the chicks how to fly and find food.

• To protect the nest from predators and keep it clean.

What do birds use their wings for?

• Flying

• Swimming

• Running

• Digging

What is a nest?

• A structure built by birds to lay eggs and raise their young.

• A type of food that birds eat.

• A place where birds migrate during winter.

• A tool used by birds to build their homes.

What do birds eat?

• Seeds

• Meat

• Nuts

• Fruits