Habitats
Adaptation
Living in groups
Ecosystem Changes
Fossils & Extinction
100

A habitat is a place where a living thing gets what three things it needs?

Food, water, and shelter.

100

What is an adaptation?

A body part or behavior that helps a living thing survive.

100

What is one reason animals live in groups?

For protection

100

What is an ecosystem?

A community of living and nonliving things working together.

100

Fossils are the ______ or ______ of plants and animals that lived long ago

Remains or traces.

200

What habitat has very little rainfall and can get very hot during the day?

The desert.


200

A polar bear’s thick fur is an example of what kind of adaptation?

A physical adaptation.

200

Lions live in groups and hunt together. What are these groups called? 

Pride

200

A wildfire is an example of what kind of change—natural or human-caused?

natural

200

Fossils can give us clues about what past habitats were like. True or False?

True 

300

What is the name of the habitat where trees lose their leaves in the fall?

Deciduous forest.

300

When animals move from one place to another during a season, what is that behavior called?

Migration

300

Dolphins are mammals that live in ocean habitats. They live in groups called what____? 

pods

300

What do we call it when people cut down too many trees in a forest?

Deforestation.

300

If scientists find fossils of the same animal on two continents, what might that mean?

Those continents were once connected or had similar habitats

400

What habitat is covered in salt water and is home to animals like dolphins and sharks?

The ocean 

400

How do desert plants, like cacti, store water?

In their thick stems

400

How does living in a group help animals find food?

They can search together and share food.

400

How can a drought change a habitat?

It reduces water, making it hard for plants and animals to survive.

400

What does the word extinct mean?

having no surviving members

500

Why do different animals live in different habitats?

Because each habitat provides the specific things they need to survive.

500

Why do some animals use camouflage?

To hide from predators or sneak up on prey.

500

In the meerkat group, how do they work together to care for the young? 

Several helpers watch the young while others look for food. 

500

Why might an animal move to a new habitat?

Because its original habitat changed and can’t meet its needs anymore.

500

How can fossils help scientists understand why an animal went extinct?

Fossils show how the habitat changed over time.

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