Animal Adaptations And Symbosis
This is a quiz on animal adaptations and symbosis.
- 1.Give an example of parasitism.
- 2.What does the word "adapt" mean?
- A.
Fix something
- B.
Change
- C.
Surroundings
- D.
Blow
- 3.Which of the following is a physical adaptation?
- A.
Sharks have fins to help them swim
- B.
Birds flying south for the winter
- C.
Porcupine extending quill when threatened
- D.
Bats eating at night
- 4.What does instinct mean?
- A.
Behaviors that are wrong
- B.
Behaviors learned from their parents
- C.
Behavior that an organism inherits
- D.
Behaviors learned from their friends
- 5.What are learned behaviors?
- A.
Behaviors learned from their friends
- B.
Behaviors that an organism inherits
- C.
Behaviors that are wrong
- D.
Behaviors learned from their parents
- 6.What happens when animal do not "fit in" with their surroundings?
- A.
They die
- B.
They eat more
- C.
They sleep
- D.
They run
- 7.What is one example of how animals adapt in their environment in order to survive?
- A.
They hibernate
- B.
They migrate
- C.
They use camouflage
- D.
All of the above
- 8.Why do animals eat a lot before hibernating?
- A.
To make themselves sleepy
- B.
To build up a layer of fat
- C.
Because happens to be more food around at that time of year
- D.
They are really hungry
- 9.What is camouflage?
- A.
The ability to blend in with your environment
- B.
A tendency for some animals to play dead
- C.
A way some animals to attract mates
- D.
Flying south for the winter
- 10.Which of the following is not a reason some animals use camouflage?
- A.
To get food
- B.
To play hunting games with members of their own species
- C.
To keep from becoming food
- 11.What is migration?
- A.
The instinctive movement of a group of animals
- B.
When people move animal from one area to antoher
- C.
A mass death of a group of animals
- D.
When animals hunt for food
- 12.What is symbosis?
- A.
Life together
- B.
Things that run to water
- C.
Storing up fat for the winter
- D.
Something an organism does when it is tired
- 13.What are the three types of symbiotic relationships?
- A.
Parasites, milkshakes, and common sense
- B.
Commensalsim, money, and parasites
- C.
Mulualism, community, and plurals
- D.
Mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism
- 14.What is commensalism?
- A.
Good for me, good for you
- B.
Good for me, doesn't bother you
- C.
Good for me, bad for you
- D.
Bad for the both of us
- 15.What is parasitism?
- A.
Good for me, bad for you
- B.
Good for me, good for you
- C.
Good for me, doesn't bother you
- D.
Bad for both of us
- 16.What is mutualism?
- A.
Good for me, doesn't bother you
- B.
Good for me, bad for you
- C.
Good for me, good for you
- D.
Bad for both of us
- 17.How does a crocodile benefit from a bird eating form its mouth?
- A.
It gets clean teeth
- B.
It gets to eat the bird
- C.
It gets a defense against flies
- D.
It gets to floss with the bird's feathers
- 18.What is natural selection?
- A.
Where people select natural things
- B.
Where animals select natural things
- C.
The survival of the fittest
- D.
When the fittest win an award
- 19.How does natural selection work?
- A.
Those who are best adapted to their environment survive and reproduce
- B.
The biggest animals survive and reproduce
- C.
The smallest animals survive and reproduce
- D.
The smartest animals survive and reproduce
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