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Plants Animals Habitats Food Chains Adaptations

1-1a Mushrooms help these use minerals

from their fallen parts.

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1-1q What are trees.

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A fox chases a mouse. The fox is this.

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What is a predator?

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1-3a A fox chases a mouse. The mouse is

this.

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1-3a What is prey?

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1-4a Energy in a food chain starts with this.

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1-4a What is the sun?

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1-final When a big animal eats a smaller

animal.

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1-final What is a predator/prey relationship.

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2-1a An eagle’s eyesight and claws helps it to do this.

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2-1a What is find and catch food?

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2-2a In the winter a rabbit’s fur changes white to help it do

this.

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2-2a What is camouflage?

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2-3a A plant has thorns to do this.

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2-3a What is protect themselves from

predators?

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2-4a A rabbits fur turns brown in the

summer.

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2-4a What is blending into the environment

or camouflage.

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2-5a A baby mammal is born already

knowing how to suck. This is an example of…

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2-5a What are instincts?

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3-1a A squirrel puts these in the ground for storage, forgets

about them, then they grow into trees.

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3-1a What are tree seeds or nuts?

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3-2a These stick to a deer, being depositied into a new spot after

the deer travels.

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3-2a What are cockleburs?

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3-3a When these fall to the ground they land with the seed

slightly in the ground and are often called

helicopters.

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3-3a What are maple seeds?

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3-4a Producers.

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3-4a What are plants that make their own

food?

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3-5a These provide food and shelter for

animals.

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3-5a What are trees and bushes?

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4-1a Herbivore.

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4-1a What are animals that eat only plants?

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4-2a Carnivores.

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4-2a What are animals that eat only meat?

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4-3a Omnivores.

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4-3a What are animals that eat both plants

and animals?

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4-4a Cows are an example of this.

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4-4a What are Animals that get their energy

from plants?

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4-5a An anole eating an insect.

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4-5a What is an example of an animal that gets its energy from eating another

animal?

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An area with lots of trees, shrubs, and

other plants growing. Deer, insects, and

birds are among the animals that can be

seen here.

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What is a forest?

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A place where whales, sharks, and plankton live. There is a high concentration of salt

here.

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What is an ocean?

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Fresh running water and wild animals can

be found here. A variety of plants can also be found here.

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What is a stream?

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Cactus grow deep roots here in order to access underground

water sources.

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What are deserts?

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A place where a fox with a white coat

would best be protected.

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What is a snow covered area?

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