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WorksheetsUnit 6
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
Trash, oil spills, smoke from factories are all examples of..........
Pollution
Pollutants
Dirt
Penguins use their webbed feet to waddle in the snow. Is this a behavioral or structural adaptation?
Structural adaptation
Behavioral adaptation
Opossums play dead to protect themselves from predators. Is this an example of a structural adaptation?
No, it is not structural or behavioral
Yes, because they are using their bodies
No, it is an action so it is behavioral
Yes, an action is a structural adaptation
Below are reasons animals communicate.
1. To find food
2. To defend their habitat
What is another reasons animals need to communicate?
TO move around
To talk to each other
To sleep
To find a mate
In this lake lives many______________of animals
Habitats
Functions
Species
Groups
Which group is better for hunting, prey to eat?
Group A
Group B
Both groups
Neither groups
Which group would be better at hiding from lions?
Both groups
Group B
Group A
None of the groups
Animals migrate in different sized groups. When there is less food deer travel in smaller groups, which reason best explains why?
Each deer can get less food.
There are more babies.
There is more of them against predators.
Each deer can get more food.
A piranha has teeth that help them eat through meat, this is an example of the teeth’s ___________.
Organism
Function
Structure
Habitat
As the depth of water is increasing, what is happening to the temperature of water?
It is increasing and getting warmer
It is increasing and getting colder
It is decreasing, and getting colder
It is decreasing and getting hotter
Which statements explain what will happen to the birds in this forest, if humans keep cutting down trees?
They will find a new forest to live in
They could die out because they have no home or food
They will migrate
They will decrease because their home and food is being torn down
Migration and building dams are both examples of :
Behaviors
Behavioral adaptations
Structural adaptations
Functions
