Interdependence/Diversity/Protection of Habitats

Habitats are home to many different kinds of plants and animals and are (a)  

• diverse
• food
• coral reefs

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The more diverse habitat is a ___.

• desert

• ocean

• ant colony

• rainforest

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Weather and climate determine how diverse a habitat is. (a)  

• true
• false

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Fill in the blank. Fewer plants in a habitat means ___________.

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Living things within a habitat depend on one another for survival. They are interdependent. An example of this is:

• A cactus depends on birds to spread its seed. Birds depend on the cactus spines for protection.

• A raccoon lives in a forest. It can also live near a river.

• Plants need sun, water, and nutrients to grow.

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Wildlife conservation is to protect animals and habitats.

• true

• false

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A pelican is a kind of sea bird that eats mostly fish.

An oil tanker spills a lot of oil into the ocean near Savannah. What is most likely to happen to the pelicans in the area?

• They will learn to eat different types of fish.

• They will get sick from eating the fish

• They will only eat the clean fish.

• They will start eating more fish.

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Which of the following is an effect of water pollution?

• land pollution

• storm drains

• acid rain

• animals dying

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Click ALL the ways that scientists and engineers work together to help habitats.

• Protect and restore habitats that are threatened

• Teaching people ways to protect nature's habitat

• Join others in overfishing

• finding new ways to recycle

• develop technology that reduces pollution

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What are some ways that living things depend on each other? _{^{Restate. Answer. Capitalize. Punctuate.}}

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