Action Analysis - Animal in Motion

The methods of _____ that various creatures use to get around vary greatly from species to species, but despite these differences, there are some common features of locomotion, such as maneuverability.

• speed

• beak

• locomotion

• principle

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•Predators use _____ as a way of hunting their prey, though the acceleration of a predator is often more important than its top speed to its success in hunting.

• skill

• stunt

• speed

• movement

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Animals often depend on their ______ to escape the clutches of a predator.

• speed

• excape

• Manuscriplity

• maneuverability

_______ in an object is achieved when it is either at rest or moving at a constant speed when the forces acting on it are balanced.

• Speed

• Gait

• Stability

• Skill

The center of _____ of a figure at rest may be maintained if supported by an adequate number of supports over a wide enough area

• gravity

• sensitivity

• Sensority

• gait

A particular gait or adjustment of a gait may depend on a number of factors such as requirements for ______, _________, or _______.

• 1. Speed

  2. Economy of energy

  3. stability

• 1. Skill

  2. Economy of energy

  3. stability

• 1. Speed

  2. Economy of energy

  3. Stabelizer

• 1. Speed

  2. Economy of gait

  3. stability

________ is a pattern of locomotion characteristic of a limited range of speeds, described by quantities of which one or more change discontinuously at transitions to other gaits.

• A energy

• A stabality

• A gait

• A speed

Some animals might be able to bring on a turn of ______ if necessary, but they might not have the potential to execute high-speed performance to the same degree as others

• Speed

• Sustainability

• skill

• locomotive

_______beak and the length of its tongue have developed that way due to its specialist diet of nectar and the particular flowers it chooses to feed.

• A owl's

• A eagles

• A hummingbird’s

• A penguin's

The greatest single developments in our understanding of the natural world is due to the work of the British naturalist _______

• Charlip Drawin

• Charles Darwon

• Charlie Drawin

• Charles Darwin