Plants and animals in their habitats

Question 1

Which statement correctly describes a similarity and a difference between the desert and the rainforest?

Accepted Answer

Both the desert and the rainforest are hot, but the desert is dry while the rainforest is wet.

Answer

Both the desert and the rainforest have many plants, but the desert has few animals.

Answer

Both the desert and the rainforest are dry, and both have many animals.

Answer

Both the desert and the rainforest are cold, and both have few plants.

Question 2

When a pond dries up and becomes dry land, which change is most likely to happen to the frogs that lived in the pond?

Accepted Answer

They will need to find a new place with water to live.

Answer

They will have more water to swim in.

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They will stop needing food.

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They will turn into birds that can fly.

Question 3

Lily and Sam visited two habitats and recorded the kinds of living things they saw. - In the pond they observed 2 kinds of plants (duckweed and lily pads) and 3 kinds of animals (frog, fish, water beetle). - In the garden they observed 3 kinds of plants (rose, grass, tomato plant) and 2 kinds of animals (butterfly and ant). Which statement best compares the diversity of life in the two habitats?

Accepted Answer

Both habitats have the same number of different kinds of living things, because each has five kinds.

Answer

The pond has more kinds of living things because it has more kinds of animals.

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The garden has more kinds of living things because it has more kinds of plants.

Answer

The pond has more kinds of living things because water habitats always contain more variety.

Try three questions

Which statement correctly describes a similarity and a difference between the desert and the rainforest?

When a pond dries up and becomes dry land, which change is most likely to happen to the frogs that lived in the pond?

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