
Adaptation of Animals and Plants 01
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- Q1The area in which an organism lives is called .......An environmentA habitatA woodA river30s
- Q2A polar bear is adapted to live in the arctic. Which of the following is NOT true?They have a thick layer of fat for insulationThey have waterproof fur for insulation when in waterThey have big feet to produce high pressure on the snowTheir fur looks white to blend in with their surroundings30s
- Q3An oak tree is adapted to grow in a wood. Which of the following is NOT true?It has plenty of leaves to absorb sunlightIt has a large root system to anchor the treeIt loses its leaves in autumn to save foodIt has a large root system to absorb water and minerals30s
- Q4A cactus is adapted to survive in desert conditions. Which of the following is NOT true?The leaves are spines to stop animals eating themThe swollen stem stores waterFlowers only open during the heat of the dayThe leaves are spines to prevent water loss30s
- Q5A camel is adapted to survive in desert conditions. Which of the following is NOT true?The nostrils can close to keep sand outThe hump is used to store fatThey have large feet so they do not sink in soft sandThey have long eyelashes to attract other camels30s
- Q6Hedgehogs are nocturnal and hibernate during the winter. Which of the following is NOT true?They hibernate as food is scarce in winterHedgehogs eat insects and worms - they are herbivoresThey are nocturnal as many insects are active at nightTheir metabolic rate drops in winter30s
- Q7Giraffes are adapted to live on the African savanna. Which of the following is NOT true?They are tall so that it is easy to spot predatorsThey have a long neck to eat leaves from tree topsThey can drink up to 12 gallons of water when availableThey have a tiny heart to pump blood up their necks30s
- Q8Desert tortoises are adapted to live in the desert. Which of the following is NOT true?The adults can survive about a year with no waterThe hard shell can't protect themThey dig shallow pits to catch waterThey burrow to protect themselves from the extreme heat30s
- Q9An arctic poppy is adapted to live in the arctic. Which of the following is NOT true?The stems and leaves are hairy to prevent water lossThe flower moves during the day to face the sunThey have shallow roots as the top layer of soil is frozenThey grow near to the ground to protect against winds30s
- Q10Penguins are adapted to live in the antarctic. Which of the following is NOT true?They have overlapping feathers to waterproof themThey have thick skin and lots of fat to keep them warmTheir webbed feet make them powerful swimmersThe dark coloured feathers reflect heat from the sun30s