Question
The seasonal movement of an animal from one location to another is caled:
*
camoflauge
migration
grouping
mimicry
What is the result of the process of pollination and fertilization?
*
nectar
new leaves
a seed
a new flower
Which of the following is an example of an animal behavior that increases the chances of offspring survival?
*
Birds build nests to protect the eggs and keep them warm.
Turtles bury their eggs to protect them from predators.
Baby caribou are hidden in the middle of the herd to protect them from predators.
All of the above
This occurs when body activity is greatly reduced in order to conserve energy over the course of a season:
*
sleeping
hibernation
mimicry
grouping
Male peacocks have bright, colorful foliage. What type of behavior does this foliage most likely help with?
*
Courtship
Hibernation
Grouping
Migration
A behavior when animals travel together for protection:
*
hibernation
migration
grouping
mimicry
Why do flowering plants need assistance with pollination?
*
They reproduce asexually
They cannot move to find a mate
They need to get rid of excess nectar
They need to dispel the fruit
In response to a specific flower that has a very narrow opening for access to nectar, the hummingbird has developed a long beak and tongue for access. What is this an example of?
*
Captionless Image
Courtship
Territorial behavior
Dependency
Coevolution
Some types of crops depend on bumble bees for pollination. What is a likely result of a decrease in bumble bees?
*
A decrease in water
A decrease in crops
An increase in dragonflys
An increase in flowers
Which of these is NOT an advantage of grouping?
*
safety from predators
attracting predators
ability to take down larger predators
raising young together
Which structure of a non-flowering plant (gymnosperm) produces pollen?
*
Stigma
Female cone
Male cone
Anther
Which part of the flower produces pollen?
*
Stigma
Pistil
Filament
Anther
Red squirrels will actively chase other squirrels away and make a lot of noise when another squirrel comes close. This is an example of what type of behavior?
*
Captionless Image
Migration behavior
Courtship behavior
Reproductive behavior
Territorial behavior
Analyze the graph below that shows the population of butterflies in a meadow. What conclusion can be drawn according to the data presented?
*
Captionless Image
As the amount of meadow increased, the number of butterflies increased.
As the amount of meadow decreased, the number of butterflies increased.
As the amount of meadow increased, the number of butterflies decreased.
As the amount of meadow decreased, the number of butterflies decreased.
Which is NOT a characteristic of a gymnosperm?
*
Produces fruit
Has roots
Produces naked seeds
Has needle-like leaves
Many species of birds will migrate south for the winter months. How does this migration help with reproductive success?
*
The male and female birds migrate to the south from different parts of the world.
There is more land available.
The warmer climate makes food for offspring more plentiful.
The long flights provide the birds with lots of exercise.
Once an ovule has been fertilized, what does it develop into?
*
a stigma
a sepal
a seed
a fruit
How is the pollen from a gymnosperm most likely to be transported to the seed?
*
Pollinator
Wind
Bird
Bumblebee
Which part of a moss plant produces spores?
*
the sporophyte
the gametophyte
the sperm
the pollen
What reward do pollinators receive from flowers?
*
Food in the form of nectar or pollen
Hydration from water
Protection from predators
Minerals from glucose
Which of the following descriptions describes a flower that is most likely pollinated by a bat - a nocturnal animal .
*
A flower that is colored red like blood.
A flower that blooms at night.
A flower that has a small, bowl-shaped opening.
A flower that has a large opening and sticky petal
*
camoflauge
migration
grouping
mimicry
What is the result of the process of pollination and fertilization?
*
nectar
new leaves
a seed
a new flower
Which of the following is an example of an animal behavior that increases the chances of offspring survival?
*
Birds build nests to protect the eggs and keep them warm.
Turtles bury their eggs to protect them from predators.
Baby caribou are hidden in the middle of the herd to protect them from predators.
All of the above
This occurs when body activity is greatly reduced in order to conserve energy over the course of a season:
*
sleeping
hibernation
mimicry
grouping
Male peacocks have bright, colorful foliage. What type of behavior does this foliage most likely help with?
*
Courtship
Hibernation
Grouping
Migration
A behavior when animals travel together for protection:
*
hibernation
migration
grouping
mimicry
Why do flowering plants need assistance with pollination?
*
They reproduce asexually
They cannot move to find a mate
They need to get rid of excess nectar
They need to dispel the fruit
In response to a specific flower that has a very narrow opening for access to nectar, the hummingbird has developed a long beak and tongue for access. What is this an example of?
*
Captionless Image
Courtship
Territorial behavior
Dependency
Coevolution
Some types of crops depend on bumble bees for pollination. What is a likely result of a decrease in bumble bees?
*
A decrease in water
A decrease in crops
An increase in dragonflys
An increase in flowers
Which of these is NOT an advantage of grouping?
*
safety from predators
attracting predators
ability to take down larger predators
raising young together
Which structure of a non-flowering plant (gymnosperm) produces pollen?
*
Stigma
Female cone
Male cone
Anther
Which part of the flower produces pollen?
*
Stigma
Pistil
Filament
Anther
Red squirrels will actively chase other squirrels away and make a lot of noise when another squirrel comes close. This is an example of what type of behavior?
*
Captionless Image
Migration behavior
Courtship behavior
Reproductive behavior
Territorial behavior
Analyze the graph below that shows the population of butterflies in a meadow. What conclusion can be drawn according to the data presented?
*
Captionless Image
As the amount of meadow increased, the number of butterflies increased.
As the amount of meadow decreased, the number of butterflies increased.
As the amount of meadow increased, the number of butterflies decreased.
As the amount of meadow decreased, the number of butterflies decreased.
Which is NOT a characteristic of a gymnosperm?
*
Produces fruit
Has roots
Produces naked seeds
Has needle-like leaves
Many species of birds will migrate south for the winter months. How does this migration help with reproductive success?
*
The male and female birds migrate to the south from different parts of the world.
There is more land available.
The warmer climate makes food for offspring more plentiful.
The long flights provide the birds with lots of exercise.
Once an ovule has been fertilized, what does it develop into?
*
a stigma
a sepal
a seed
a fruit
How is the pollen from a gymnosperm most likely to be transported to the seed?
*
Pollinator
Wind
Bird
Bumblebee
Which part of a moss plant produces spores?
*
the sporophyte
the gametophyte
the sperm
the pollen
What reward do pollinators receive from flowers?
*
Food in the form of nectar or pollen
Hydration from water
Protection from predators
Minerals from glucose
Which of the following descriptions describes a flower that is most likely pollinated by a bat - a nocturnal animal .
*
A flower that is colored red like blood.
A flower that blooms at night.
A flower that has a small, bowl-shaped opening.
A flower that has a large opening and sticky petal
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Here are the answers to your questions:
1. The seasonal movement of an animal from one location to another is called:
- **migration**
2. What is the result of the process of pollination and fertilization?
- **a seed**
3. Which of the following is an example of an animal behavior that increases the chances of offspring survival?
- **All of the above**
4. This occurs when body activity is greatly reduced in order to conserve energy over the course of a season:
- **hibernation**
5. Male peacocks have bright, colorful foliage. What type of behavior does this foliage most likely help with?
- **Courtship**
6. A behavior when animals travel together for protection:
- **grouping**
7. Why do flowering plants need assistance with pollination?
- **They cannot move to find a mate**
8. In response to a specific flower that has a very narrow opening for access to nectar, the hummingbird has developed a long beak and tongue for access. What is this an example of?
- **Coevolution**
9. Some types of crops depend on bumble bees for pollination. What is a likely result of a decrease in bumble bees?
- **A decrease in crops**
10. Which of these is NOT an advantage of grouping?
- **attracting predators**
11. Which structure of a non-flowering plant (gymnosperm) produces pollen?
- **Male cone**
12. Which part of the flower produces pollen?
- **Anther**
13. Red squirrels will actively chase other squirrels away and make a lot of noise when another squirrel comes close. This is an example of what type of behavior?
- **Territorial behavior**
14. Analyze the graph below that shows the population of butterflies in a meadow. What conclusion can be drawn according to the data presented?
- **As the amount of meadow increased, the number of butterflies increased.**
15. Which is NOT a characteristic of a gymnosperm?
- **Produces fruit**
16. Many species of birds will migrate south for the winter months. How does this migration help with reproductive success?
- **The warmer climate makes food for offspring more plentiful.**
17. Once an ovule has been fertilized, what does it develop into?
- **a seed**
18. How is the pollen from a gymnosperm most likely to be transported to the seed?
- **Wind**
19. Which part of a moss plant produces spores?
- **the sporophyte**
20. What reward do pollinators receive from flowers?
- **Food in the form of nectar or pollen**
21. Which of the following descriptions describes a flower that is most likely pollinated by a bat - a nocturnal animal?
- **A flower that blooms at night.**
Feel free to ask if you have more questions!
1. The seasonal movement of an animal from one location to another is called:
- **migration**
2. What is the result of the process of pollination and fertilization?
- **a seed**
3. Which of the following is an example of an animal behavior that increases the chances of offspring survival?
- **All of the above**
4. This occurs when body activity is greatly reduced in order to conserve energy over the course of a season:
- **hibernation**
5. Male peacocks have bright, colorful foliage. What type of behavior does this foliage most likely help with?
- **Courtship**
6. A behavior when animals travel together for protection:
- **grouping**
7. Why do flowering plants need assistance with pollination?
- **They cannot move to find a mate**
8. In response to a specific flower that has a very narrow opening for access to nectar, the hummingbird has developed a long beak and tongue for access. What is this an example of?
- **Coevolution**
9. Some types of crops depend on bumble bees for pollination. What is a likely result of a decrease in bumble bees?
- **A decrease in crops**
10. Which of these is NOT an advantage of grouping?
- **attracting predators**
11. Which structure of a non-flowering plant (gymnosperm) produces pollen?
- **Male cone**
12. Which part of the flower produces pollen?
- **Anther**
13. Red squirrels will actively chase other squirrels away and make a lot of noise when another squirrel comes close. This is an example of what type of behavior?
- **Territorial behavior**
14. Analyze the graph below that shows the population of butterflies in a meadow. What conclusion can be drawn according to the data presented?
- **As the amount of meadow increased, the number of butterflies increased.**
15. Which is NOT a characteristic of a gymnosperm?
- **Produces fruit**
16. Many species of birds will migrate south for the winter months. How does this migration help with reproductive success?
- **The warmer climate makes food for offspring more plentiful.**
17. Once an ovule has been fertilized, what does it develop into?
- **a seed**
18. How is the pollen from a gymnosperm most likely to be transported to the seed?
- **Wind**
19. Which part of a moss plant produces spores?
- **the sporophyte**
20. What reward do pollinators receive from flowers?
- **Food in the form of nectar or pollen**
21. Which of the following descriptions describes a flower that is most likely pollinated by a bat - a nocturnal animal?
- **A flower that blooms at night.**
Feel free to ask if you have more questions!