Why are bees and other insects important to flowers?

they move the pollen from flower to flower

they help the plants with photosynthesis

they help the flower be more fragrant

What would be the benefit of a deer having big ears?

to sense when predators are near

What would be the benefit of a cactus having long, sharp spines that are painful to touch??

they make it hard for animals to eat the cactus

they keep cold wind away from the cactus

the spines store water that can be used by the cactus

What would be the benefit of a snail having a hard outer shell?

to protect itself from predators

Why are flowers important to plants?

they add color to boring green plants

Gazelles with short legs are caught and eaten by predators more often than gazelles with longer legs. This observation would best support which of the following ideas?

Longer legs help gazelles escape predators

There are no gazelles with very long legs

All types of predators run faster than all gazelles

Gazelles with shorter legs live longer than others.

How does memory help guide the actions of an animal?

Animals can avoid actions that have been harmful to them in the past.

Animals can remember things that happened long ago.

Memories are stored in the brain of most animals.

Memories will not be passed on from parents to offspring

After an animal sees and smells food, where does the message go?

along nerves to the turtle's brain

to the turtle's digestive system

to the chewing muscles in the mouth

Different sensory receptors are located in different parts of the body. How would sensory receptors in the eyes differ from those in other parts of the body?

they would be sensitive to changes in light

they would be larger than other sense receptors

they would be able to send information to muscles

they are faster at processing information

Why might a cactus that lives in the desert need long roots that are adapted to breaking through sand and rocks?

to collect as much water as it can when it rains

to keep other plants from growing around it

to take up as much room in the desert as possible

to provide nutrients from the earth into its fleshy stems

Which statement best explains how the eyes and the brain work together to help prey avoid predators?

The eyes send images to the brain, then the brain compares its memories of predators.

The eyes store information about the predators.

The brain sends images to the eyes, then the brain decides if the animal is a predator.

The brain sends images to the eyes, then the eyes decide if the predator is danger.

Which statement describes the relationship between the structures and functions of a plant?

The structures all work together to help the plant survive

All of the structures, except for the flowers, work together to help the plant survive

The structures all work independently to help the plant survuve

The leaves and flowers work together to help the plant survive, but the other structures work independently.

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What plant part is located at A?

stem

flower

roots

leaves

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What plant part is located at B?

stem

flower

roots

leaves

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What plant part is located at C?

stem

flower

roots

leaves

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What plant part is located at D?

stem

flower

roots

leaves

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What plant part supports the plant and carries water and nutrients from the roots to the other parts of the plant?

seeds

stem

flower

roots

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What plant part captures sunlight in in order to perform photosynthesis?

leaves

stem

flower

roots

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Which plant part soaks up water and nutrients and helps to anchor the plant?

leaves

stem

flower

roots

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What plant part is located at A?

What plant part is located at B?

What plant part is located at C?

What plant part is located at D?

What plant part supports the plant and carries water and nutrients from the roots to the other parts of the plant?

What plant part captures sunlight in in order to perform photosynthesis?

Which plant part soaks up water and nutrients and helps to anchor the plant?

What part of the flower attracts insects because it is colorful and fragrant?

What is the male part of the flower that makes pollen?

What is the female part of the flower where the new seeds are made?

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