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2.1 The Importance of the Enviroment
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What is the name of the small sea animal with a strong, pyramid-shaped shell?
A limpet.
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Which habitat is suitable for seabirds that eat small sea animals?
The rock-pool habitat.
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Is the forest habitat suitable for a crab?
No.
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Why is a rock-pool habitat "unsuitable" for a butterfly?
It does not provide the food or shelter a butterfly needs (e.g., flowers/trees).
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Look at the forest picture. What is the brown animal jumping over the grass?
A rabbit.
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True or False: Different animals are found in different habitats.
True.
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What do limpets eat at night?
Algae that grows on the rocks.
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How many birds can you see in the forest picture?
Three.
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Name two flying insects shown in the forest picture.
A butterfly and a dragonfly (or bee/fly).
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What are the three things a habitat must provide for an animal?
Food, water, and shelter.
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In the rock-pool picture, what color are the starfish?
Orange/Yellow.
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What is the scientific name for our surroundings?
The environment.
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Name two sea animals mentioned that live in rock-pools.
Crabs, starfish, limpets, or anemones (any two).
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Where do limpets attach themselves so they don't get washed away?
On the rocks.
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What do limpets use to stay attached to rocks when the tide comes in?
A strong muscular foot.
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What word describes how an animal changes to suit the conditions of its home?
Adapted.
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What is the spiky animal on the ground in the forest picture?
A hedgehog.
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What do we call the specific place where an animal or plant lives?
A habitat.
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Look at the rock-pool picture. How many seagulls are on the beach or in the air?
Three (one flying, one standing, one in the water).
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Why is a limpet's shell "difficult to break"?
So they seldom get eaten.
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