3.10 Structures & Functions Content & Vocabulary Quiz

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3.10 Structures & Functions Content & Vocabulary Quiz

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Match each word with the correct definition

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Hibernation		a body part
Adaptation		purpose of a structure
Function		to live
Camouflage		a characteristic that helps living things survive
Structure		body covering that blends in with the environment
Survive		A deep, sleep-like state

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Why does a cactus have a long root system?

To obtain water

To attract animals

To get energy from the Sun

To easily move around

Which structure best helps mountain goats move along steep, jagged cliffs?

A thick wool coat

A thick layer of body fat

Two-toed hooves

Pointed horns

Which animal structure is used for obtaining food?

The beak of a
hummingbird

A porcupine’s sharp quills

A camel’s long eyelashes

A zebra’s stripes

An organism's thick, white fur is an example of a structure.

True

False

An organism's long eyelashes is an example of their ecosystem.

True

False

The function of webbed feet is that it allows an organism to swim through water.

True

False

A bear is able to store fat so that it can adapt to cold environments by hibernating.

True

False

A bird's beak is NOT related to what it eats.

True

False

A plant's petals are responsible for collecting pollen from bees.

True

False

Match each word with the correct definition

Hibernation

a body part

Adaptation

purpose of a structure

Function

to live

Camouflage

a characteristic that helps living things survive

Structure

body covering that blends in with the environment

Survive

A deep, sleep-like state

Which bird beak is MOST adapted to
breaking seeds open.

A (Parrot)

B (Seabird)

C (Curved Curlew)

D (Hummingbird)

Which bird foot is MOST adapted to
swimming?

A - Top with 4 toes

B - Top with 3 toes

C - Bottom with 3 toes

D - Bottom with 4 toes

Which adaptation of the walking stick bug allows it to camouflage from predators?

A. Large eyes to see predators from different angles

B. Diet of other small insects

C. Long, narrow, brown bodies that resemble twigs

D. Spines on legs to defend itself

Which adaptation of the musk ox allows it to move and find plants during winter in the tundra?

A. Long, shaggy hair to keep warm during winter

B. Hooves to dig through thick snow

C. Large horns used to defend against predators

D. A diet of plants such as lichens, grasses, and Artic flowers

Which foot is best for a large
bird that needs to run
quickly on land?

A

B

C

D

Why does a cactus have a long root system?

To obtain water

To attract animals

To get energy from the Sun

To easily move around

Which structure best helps mountain goats move along steep, jagged cliffs?

A thick wool coat

A thick layer of body fat

Two-toed hooves

Pointed horns

Which animal structure is used for obtaining food?

The beak of a
hummingbird

A porcupine’s sharp quills

A camel’s long eyelashes

A zebra’s stripes

An organism's thick, white fur is an example of a structure.

True

False

An organism's long eyelashes is an example of their ecosystem.

True

False

The function of webbed feet is that it allows an organism to swim through water.

True

False

A bear is able to store fat so that it can adapt to cold environments by hibernating.

True

False

A bird's beak is NOT related to what it eats.

True

False

A plant's petals are responsible for collecting pollen from bees. 

True

False

Which bird beak is MOST adapted to
breaking seeds open.

A (Parrot)

B (Seabird)

C (Curved Curlew)

D (Hummingbird)

Which bird foot is MOST adapted to
swimming?

A - Top with 4 toes

B - Top with 3 toes

C - Bottom with 3 toes

D - Bottom with 4 toes

Which adaptation of the walking stick bug allows it to camouflage from predators?

A. Large eyes to see predators from different angles

B. Diet of other small insects

C. Long, narrow, brown bodies that resemble twigs

D. Spines on legs to defend itself

Which adaptation of the musk ox allows it to move and find plants during winter in the tundra?

A. Long, shaggy hair to keep warm during winter

B. Hooves to dig through thick snow

C. Large horns used to defend against predators

D. A diet of plants such as lichens, grasses, and Artic flowers

Which foot is best for a large
bird that needs to run
quickly on land?

A

B

C

D

3.10 Structures & Functions Content & Vocabulary Quiz

3.10 Structures & Functions Content & Vocabulary Quiz

Match each word with the correct definition

Why does a cactus have a long root system?

Which structure best helps mountain goats move along steep, jagged cliffs?

Which animal structure is used for obtaining food?

An organism's thick, white fur is an example of a structure.

An organism's long eyelashes is an example of their ecosystem.

The function of webbed feet is that it allows an organism to swim through water.

A bear is able to store fat so that it can adapt to cold environments by hibernating.

A bird's beak is NOT related to what it eats.

A plant's petals are responsible for collecting pollen from bees.

Which bird beak is MOST adapted tobreaking seeds open.

Which bird foot is MOST adapted toswimming?

Which adaptation of the walking stick bug allows it to camouflage from predators?

Which adaptation of the musk ox allows it to move and find plants during winter in the tundra?

Which foot is best for a largebird that needs to runquickly on land?

Which bird beak is MOST adapted to
breaking seeds open.

Which bird foot is MOST adapted to
swimming?

Which foot is best for a large
bird that needs to run
quickly on land?