Structural Adaptations

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What is a Structural Adaptation?

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A type of food that animals eat

A change in an animal’s body part that helps it survive

A behaviour animals learn

A sound an animal makes

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Why do camels have long eyelashes?

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To look pretty

To sleep better

To keep sand out of their eyes

To swim

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What is one structural adaptation that helps echidnas survive in the wild?

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Long legs for running fast

Sharp spikes for protection

Webbed feet for swimming

Large ears for hearing predators

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Which animals have long necks to reach high leaves?

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Giraffe

Elephant

Lion

Frog

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What helps a polar bear stay warm in the cold?

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Short legs

White fur

Long tail

Thick fur

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Why do frogs have long, strong legs?

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To dig deep holes

To jump far

To run fast

To climb trees

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What does a turtle's shell do?

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Helps the turtle dance

Helps the turtle fly

Helps the turtle swim

Protects the turtle

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Which structural adaptation helps chameleons blend into their environment?

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Fast running speed

Loud calls

Colour changing skin

Long eyelashes

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What adaptions help fish breathe underwater?

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Gills

Eyelashes

Wings

Tails

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Which of the following is a structural adaptation of ducks?

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Loud quacking

Eating bread

Living in ponds

Webbed feet

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