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Habitats and Adaptations Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

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1.

Kevin was given the picture below and asked to determine what habitat this organism is most likely to survive in. From the list below, what is the best question that Kevin should ask about this organism to help him determine the habitat they are most likely to be found in?

a)

Does this organism have a long lifespan?

b)

What does this organism eat in order to survive? 

c)

What does this organism like to do during the day? 

d)

How many teeth does this organism have in its mouth?

2.

You are working with your class to identify habitats within Georgia’s geographic regions. The table below represents data for one type of habitat in Georgia. What further question can you ask to further identify if the habitat is in the Piedmont region?

a)

 Is this habitat located in the central region of Georgia?

b)

Are there farms and businesses located in this region?

c)

Is this habitat found in Georgia?

d)

Does it rain a lot in this region?

3.

The picture below shows a bobcat. Bobcats are found in habitats all over Georgia. Bobcats eat meat and prefer to hunt small animals such as rabbits and mice.  Which question would help select a Georgia habitat where bobcats may be found?

a)

Does the habitat have sandy soil?

b)

Does the habitat contain salt water?

c)

Does the habitat have small animals?

d)

Does the habitat have mountains and large animals?

4.

Ruby looks at the map of Georgia with a highlighted or darkened region shown below. Ruby thinks that the highlighted or darkened region is the coast region. Which question will BEST help Ruby to know if she is correct?

a)

Does the region have any trees?

b)

Does the region have mountains?

c)

Does the region have a lot of animals?

d)

Does the region meet or touch the Atlantic ocean?

5.

The white-tailed deer has thick fur that allows it to survive in cold snowy winters. Which habitat has the white-tailed deer most likely adapted to?

a)

mountains

b)

ocean

c)

swamp

d)

piedmont

6.

Plants that have adapted to salt water and can grow in sandy soil would best thrive  or do well in which habitat?

a)

mountains

b)

coast

c)

piedmont

d)

wetlands

7.

Which organism would most likely be found in the swamplands?

a)

cypress tree

b)

Mountain Goat

c)

Pine Tree

d)

Deer

8.

Which of the following habitats in Georgia has the coolest weather?

a)

swamps

b)

Forrest

c)

Coast

d)

Mountains

9.

Pine trees can live in many habitats in Georgia, including the Piedmont habitat that has dense clay soil. Which of the following is the BEST question that scientists should ask to help them learn more about the other types of habitats that pine trees can live in?

a)

Do pine trees provide shelter to other organisms?

b)

What are other plants and trees that can live in clay soil?

c)

How much water and nutrients do pine trees need to live?

d)

Why do pine trees have needles on their branches and not leaves?

10.

2. The water moccasin is a venomous snake found in the southern part of Georgia.  Several other nonvenomous water snakes are often mistaken for being a water moccasin.  What benefit would a nonvenomous snake have by looking like a venomous snake?

a)

They can move faster.

b)

They can get food easier.

c)

It helps them blend in better.

d)

Other animals will leave them alone.

11.

Bullfrogs living in the mountain region burrow in the mud and sleep during the cold winter months.  What is another example of this type of adaptation in the wild?

a)

Birds fly south during the winter months to stay warm.

b)

Frogs have the same appearance and texture as a tree.

c)

Bears sleep in a den after filling themselves with food for a few months.

d)

An octopus takes the appearance of a fish to stay away from predators.

12.

A teacher ordered some pitcher plants for the school garden that was located in the Piedmont area of the state of Georgia.  The class planted them in August but in October the pitcher plants began to die.  What is the best explanation for this?

a)

The pitcher plants did not get enough sunlight in the Piedmont.

b)

The pitcher plants were too hot in the Piedmont.

c)

The climate in the Piedmont was not wet and warm enough.

d)

The climate in the Piedmont was not dry and cold enough.

13.

A student went up to the Coastal Plains and collected seaweed from the ocean waters to put in her pond at home in the Piedmont region. The seaweed did not survive in the new pond. What is the best explanation for this?

a)

The seaweed needs a hot climate.

b)

The seaweed did not get enough sun.

c)

The seaweed can only survive in saltwater. 

d)

The seaweed needs sandy soil at the bottom of the pond.

14.

An adaptation helps an animal survive in its habitat.  Which adaptation best allows an alligator to catch small mammals?

a)

Its tail because it is strong and powerful.

b)

Its long snout because it can reach them easier.

c)

Its long teeth catch the animals quicker and easier.

d)

Its color blends in with the murky water so small mammals will not see it coming.

15.

What would happen to the crab in this picture if it were placed in a mountain habitat? 

a)

The crab would not likely survive because crabs need humidity and warm temperatures to survive.

b)

The crab would not likely survive because crabs live in the water and cannot live without water.

c)

The crab would survive because crabs do not have specific needs in order to survive.

d)

The crab would survive because there is water near mountain ranges.

16.

Which of the following is the most likely effect of cutting down the trees in a forest habitat?

a)

All of the animals in the forest will die in a short period of time.

b)

Many animals will learn to fly in order to reach higher branches.

c)

Animals that cannot find what they need will move to a new location.

d)

All of the animals will begin to live in burrows underneath the ground.

17.

Which group of living things would be negatively impacted by flooding?

a)

Fish that live in freshwater.

b)

Birds that nest on the ground.

c)

Flying insects that eat leaves.

d)

Plants that float on top of the lakes.

18.

 You are playing a game with your classmates. In this game, someone chooses a Georgia plant and answers questions from others to help them figure out which plant has been chosen. You must ask questions about the features of the plant that help it survive. Which of the following questions could be asked?

a)

What type of soil do the plants live in in order to survive?

b)

What is the most commonly found plant in Georgia?

c)

Does the plant grow over 10 feet tall?

d)

What is the color of the plant?

19.

Your class takes a field trip to the local park and you identify a pretty flower, pictured below. From the list provided, what is the best question you could ask to determine why the flower you’ve seen grows so well in this habitat?

a)

 Why is the flower so tall?

b)

Does the flower need sunlight to grow?

c)

How much water does the flower need to grow best?

d)

 If I cut the flower and put it in a vase, how long would it live?

20.

Noah is playing a guessing game, trying to figure out which Georgia habitat a hooded pitcher plant lives in.  He gets to ask two questions before he guesses.  Below is a list of questions Noah has made. Which two questions will best help Noah decide which habitat a hooded pitcher plant grows in?

a)

Questions 1 and 2

b)

Questions 1 and 3

c)

Questions 2 and 3

d)

Questions 1 and 4