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Froggy Jumps Adaptation SafariOnline version How plants and animals adapt by Shianne Teachers 1 How do camels primarily conserve water in arid environments? a They drink water from the air droplets b Their blood stays cool to reduce water loss c They store fat in their humps, which can be metabolized to water and energy. 2 Which behavior helps desert animals avoid daytime heat besides physiology? a Growing longer fur for insulation b Being nocturnal to feed and move at night. c Attacking warm surfaces to cool down 3 What plant adaptation helps cacti survive droughts? a Water-storing stems and reduced leaves b Bright flowers to attract rain c Fast-growing root systems to absorb all moisture immediately 4 Polar bears are adapted to cold by which combination? a Thick fur and a layer of blubber for insulation b Transparent fur to deflect sunlight c Gills to extract oxygen from ice 5 Beak shape in Darwin’s finches is an adaptation for? a Deterring predators with loud calls b Storing water to survive droughts c Eating available seeds and fruits efficiently 6 What helps animals camouflage in their habitat? a Excessive scent to mislead predators b Bright, mismatched colors c Patterned skin or fur matching the environment 7 Plant thorns or spines serve mainly to? a Deter herbivores and reduce water loss b Trap insects for nutrients c Attract pollinators with needles 8 Desert plants with shallow, widespread roots are adapted to? a Fire resistance in dry forests b Quickly gather surface rainwater after it rains c Withstand deep-sea pressure 9 Bears in many regions survive winter primarily through? a Active year-round migration b Torpor or reduced metabolic activity during hibernation c Rapid breeding cycles to escape winter 10 What type of adaptation affects body functions? a Structural b Physiological c Behavioural 12 Which of the following is a structural adaptation to cold environments? a Shivering b Thick layer of body fat c Vasoconstriction 13 How does shivering help an animal survive in a cold environment? a It reduces metabolic activity to conserve energy. b It reduces metabolic activity to conserve energy. c It reduces blood flow to the skin. 14 What is the primary effect of vasoconstriction during exposure to cold temperatures? a Increased blood flow to the skin b Increased heat production by muscles c Reduced heat loss from the body's surface 15 Which sequence correctly describes how vasoconstriction helps conserve heat? a Reduced blood flow near skin → reduced heat transfer → reduced heat loss b Increased blood flow near skin → increased heat transfer → reduced heat loss c Reduced blood flow near skin → increased heat transfer → increased heat loss 16 Which of the following is an example of a physiological adaptation? a Huddling b Thick fur c Shivering 17 What is torpor? a A temporary state of reduced metabolic activity and energy use b A permanent reduction in an organism's metabolic rate c A behavioural response where animals migrate to warmer environments

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by Shianne Teachers

How do camels primarily conserve water in arid environments?

Which behavior helps desert animals avoid daytime heat besides physiology?

What plant adaptation helps cacti survive droughts?

Polar bears are adapted to cold by which combination?

Beak shape in Darwin’s finches is an adaptation for?

What helps animals camouflage in their habitat?

Plant thorns or spines serve mainly to?

Desert plants with shallow, widespread roots are adapted to?

Bears in many regions survive winter primarily through?

What type of adaptation affects body functions?

Which of the following is a structural adaptation to cold environments?

How does shivering help an animal survive in a cold environment?

What is the primary effect of vasoconstriction during exposure to cold temperatures?

Which sequence correctly describes how vasoconstriction helps conserve heat?

Which of the following is an example of a physiological adaptation?

What is torpor?