Animal Adaptations Grade 7 CBSE

How do animals use camouflage in the desert?

• Animals in the desert use camouflage to blend in with their surroundings.

• Animals in the desert use camouflage to create noise.

• Animals in the desert use camouflage to stand out.

• Animals in the desert use camouflage to attract predators.

What is the purpose of hibernation in polar regions?

• To attract predators for protection

• To migrate to warmer climates

• To conserve energy during harsh winter conditions.

• To increase body temperature

How do animals adapt to extreme temperatures in their habitats?

• Animals adapt to extreme temperatures through physical or by using behavioral adaptations.

• Animals adapt to extreme temperatures by doing yoga

• Animals adapt to extreme temperatures by wearing sunglasses

• Animals adapt to extreme temperatures by ordering ice cream

What is the role of blubber in polar animals?

• Insulation

• Buoyancy

• Communication

• Camouflage

How do camels adapt to their environment?

• Camels adapt to their environment by flying

• Camels adapt to their environment by wearing sunglasses

• Camels adapt to their environment by building igloos

• Camels adapt to their environment through specialized features like humps, long eyelashes, and the ability to conserve water.

Which animals hibernate in the polar regions?

• Penguins and seals

• Moose and reindeer

• Walruses and narwhals

• Polar bears and Arctic ground squirrels

How do animals in extreme temperatures regulate their body heat?

• By flying to cooler areas

• By consuming ice cream

• By panting, sweating, seeking shade, burrowing underground

• By wearing protective clothing

Why is the canopy layer considered the 'roof' of the rainforest?

• It allows more sunlight to reach the forest floor

• It is made of metal sheets

• It forms a continuous layer of vegetation that blocks most of the sunlight from reaching the forest floor below.

• It is located underground

How do animals in extreme temperatures prevent dehydration?

• By hibernating during extreme temperatures

• By increasing sweating to cool down the body

• By drinking large amounts of water constantly

• By minimizing water loss through adaptations .