Animal Behavior Chapter 27 Questions & Practice Quizzes
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Ottawa High School Curriculum 2019 Biology textbook McDougal Littell ed 2008
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Last Name First Name
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Class Period
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Date
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These are external stimuli.
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There are internal stimuli.
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Question 9
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Identify the stimuli in this scene and whether it is internal or external (type internal or external for your answer):
a) Your alarm clock wakes you up and you get ready for school.
Question 10
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Identify the stimuli in this scene and whether it is internal or external (type internal or external for your answer):
b) You eat breatkast but then eat one more slice of toast.
Question 11
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Identify the stimuli in this scene and whether it is internal or external (type internal or external for your answer):
c) After stepping outside, you go back in to get a lighter jacket.
Question 12
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A zookeeper needs to use a scale to measure the weight of an otter. How might she use operant conditioning to get the otter onto the scale?
Operant Conditioning includes positive and negative rewards
Question 13
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Gray wolves live in packs with about 6 to 15 members. Young pups remain behind while the older animals hunt for prey as a group. They often seek out old, sick, and slower prey animals. All of the adults regurgitate food for the pups. Suggest a cost for adult wolves resulting from their feeding behavior.
Question 14
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Gray wolves live in packs with about 6 to 15 members. Young pups remain behind while the older animals hunt for prey as a group. They often seek out old, sick, and slower prey animals. All of the adults regurgitate food for the pups. Suggest a cost for the pups resulting from the adult gray wolf's feeding behavior.
Question 15
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Gray wolves live in packs with about 6 to 15 members. Young pups remain behind while the older animals hunt for prey as a group. They often seek out old, sick, and slower prey animals. All of the adults regurgitate food for the pups. Suggest a benefit for the adult wolves resulting from their feeding behavior.
Question 16
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Gray wolves live in packs with about 6 to 15 members. Young pups remain behind while the older animals hunt for prey as a group. They often seek out old, sick, and slower prey animals. All of the adults regurgitate food for the pups. Suggest a second benefit for the adult wolves resulting from their feeding behavior.
Question 17
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Gray wolves live in packs with about 6 to 15 members. Young pups remain behind while the older animals hunt for prey as a group. They often seek out old, sick, and slower prey animals. All of the adults regurgitate food for the pups. Suggest a benefit for the pups resulting from the adult gray wolf's feeding behavior.
Question 18
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Why do you think the baby elephants are traveling between the adult elephants?
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Describe a cost for the adult/parent elephants for this type of behavior.
Question 20
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Describe a benefit for the adult/parent elephants for this type of behavior.
Question 21
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Describe a benefit for the baby elephants for this type of behavior.
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If there is a benefit, does it outweigh the cost? Explain your answer.
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Using the chart above, what can you infer about the habitat based on the data for foraging and eating?
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Go to classzone.com and take the Practice Quiz for Chapter 27.1. Complete the quiz and receive 100%. Screenshot the quiz and enter the picture here.
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Go to classzone.com and take the Practice Quiz for Chapter 27.2. Complete the quiz and receive 100%. Screenshot the quiz and enter the picture here.
Question 34
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Go to classzone.com and take the Practice Quiz for Chapter 27.3. Complete the quiz and receive 100%. Screenshot the quiz and enter the picture here.
Question 35
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Go to classzone.com and take the Practice Quiz for Chapter 27.4. Complete the quiz and receive 100%. Screenshot the quiz and enter the picture here. You may have to look up some terms in this section that weren't directly discussed during your lecture and ppts.
Question 36
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Go to classzone.com and take the Practice Quiz for Chapter 27.5. Complete the quiz and receive 100%. Screenshot the quiz and enter the picture here. You may have to look up some terms in this section that weren't directly discussed during your lecture and ppts.
Question 37
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Go to Classzone.com --> Animated Biology --> Unit 8: Animals --> Chapter 27: Behavioral Costs and Benefits. When you have been successful keeping your hummingbird alive for the day and have more energy than when you started the day, take a screenshot and attach it here.
Question 38
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Read the Mutts cartoon above. Describe what type of animal behavior the cartoon is describing and why it is "funny".
Question 39
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Read the Pearls Before Swine cartoon above. Describe what type of animal behavior the cartoon is describing and why it is "funny".
Question 40
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Read the Sherman's Lagoon cartoon above. Describe the type of animal behavior the cartoon is describing and why it is "funny".
If a behavior necssary for suvival does not result from a certain stimulus, the animal may not survive. Animals that respond correctly to a stimulus have a greater chance of survival.
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False
An internal stimulus like the change in day length and temperature might signal an Alaskan caribou that it is time to migrate.
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False
An external stimulus like a hormonal change or being hungry due to a lack of food availability might signal an Alaskan caribou that it is time to migrate.
True
False
The relationship between an animal's behavior and homeostasis includes behaviors that will maintain the best conditions for survival for the animal.
True
False
A peacock uses its colorful train of feathers to attract a mate. A factor that may limit how large a feather train may grow includes the affect the train may have on individual fitness.
True
False
Using the chart above, what behavior did the bears engage in most of the time?
A eating
B resting
C foraging
D traveling
E interaction with different species
F interaction between female and cubs
Using the chart above, do the bears interact more often with other bears or with different animals in the park?
E interaction with different animals
F interaction between female and cubs
Students plan an experiment to determine whether fish exhibit different feeding behaviors when presented with food flakes of different colors. The students predict that fish will be able to see brightly colored flakes more easily and will therefore eat more of these flakes. This prediction most closely resembles a scientific _____________.
A theory
B hypothesis
C conclusion
D law
A female ground squirrel may send out a call warning her offspring that a predator is near. Often, the mother sacrifices her own life since the predator can move easily and locate her from the call. Even though this behavior results in death, it is beneficial to her in that ...........
A half of her alleles are preserved in each offspring.
B all of her alleles are preserved in each offspring.
C the predator may be less likely to attack the population again.
D the alleles that caused her behavior will no longer be in the gene pool.
This action illustrated above will most likely result in a response produced by the ......
A immune system.
B endocrine system.
C respiratory system.
D nervous system.
When a frog hunts, it catches its prey with one flick of its long, sticky tongue. Energy obtained from eating the insect that is not stored in newly made body structures is..........
A converted into sugars.
B converted into fats and stored for later.
C recycled within the frog.
D lost to the environment as heat.
E passed on to its offspring.
Which of the following best illustrates natural selection?
A Primates that don't use a tool to get more food are less likely to be eaten by predators.
B Primates that don't use a tool to get more food have more time to breed.
C Primates that use a tool to get more food are more likely to survive and reproduce.
D Primates that use a tool to get more food are more likely to eat too much.
Review Question: Use the tabe above to answer this question. In a hypothetical rabbit species, females prefer to mate with brown males over gray males. Fur color is a trait controlled by one gene that can occur in a dominant form (F) or a recessive form (f). A gray female mates with a gray male and both of the parents are heterozygous for fur color. They produce a brown male offspring. How is this possible?
A Since brown fur is preferred by females, male offspring are more likely to be brown.
B During fertilization, a mutation for brown fur color formed.
C There was a 25% chance of a homozygous dominant offspring.
D There was a 25% chance of a homozygous recessive offspring.
