WorksheetsAnimal Processes, Adaptations, & Responses
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
A moose & a hedgehog are shown.
The moose antlers & the hedgehog spines are adapted for...
Camouflage
Protection
Hunting
Digging
Amanda is learning about different animal adaptations. Which of the following is an example of a behavioral adaptation?
Webbed feet on a duck
Migration of songbirds
Long neck of a giraffe
Sharp eyesight of an eagle.
The table describes 4 different animals. Use the table to answer the question below.
Which animal has characteristics suitable for mimicry?
Animal W
Animal X
Animal Y
Animal Z
Some frog species will bury themselves in the mud if the environment becomes very dry. The frogs enter into a state of hibernation.
Which of the following would MOST likely be a signal for the frogs to emerge from the hibernation?
An increase in air temperature
A decrease in daylight hours
An increase in precipitation
A decrease in wind speed
The Arctic Fox's fur changes from dark in the summer to white in the winter.
How does this adaptation help the fox survive in the winter?
This adaptation helps the fox hibernate & protect itself from the cold.
This adaptation helps the fox defend itself by mimicking a polar bear.
This adaptation helps the fox camouflage itself to hunt prey.
This adaptation helps the fox move quicker & migrate.
Which response would MOST likely occur in an endothermic animal if the environmental temperature decreased?
Panting
Shedding
Shivering
Sweating
Which image BEST represent mimicry?
Zebra Herd
Eastern Screech Owl
Two different frog species
Bombardier Beetle Spray
Which image BEST represents ejection?
Zebra herd
Eastern Screech Owl
Two different frog species
Bombardier beetle spraying
Which image above BEST represents grouping?
Zebra herd
Easter Screech Owl
Two different frog species
Bombardier Beetle spraying
The diagram shows a yellow jacket with several different body parts labeled.
Which numbered structure would be best for harming a predator?
Structure 1
Structure 2
Structure 3
Structure 4
