Science Oct 28 Assessment unit 1, chapter 3 Test

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Name _____________________ Date____________________ Science Test - Chapter 3 1) Offspring are… a) living things that come from parents b) babies that spring off a diving board c) animals that are not born in the Spring d) babies that walk off balance 2) Offspring have similar, but not identical features than their parents. a) true b) false 3) What are some physical features that a bear’s offspring will grow up to have? a) nose b) claws c) brown fur d) round ears e) all of the above 4) Which structure do you think this elepha nt’s parents used to defend themselves? a) hard shell b) spines c) sharp tusks d) claws 5) ALL offspring need help from their parents to survive when they are first born? a) true b) false

6) This baby Koala does not have any structures like spines or tusks that it could use to defend itself. Based upon this picture, how might it defend itself? a) with its poisonous venom b) by climbing a tree on its parent’s back to hide from predators c) with its horns 7) How might an alligator get its parents attention? a) make a noise b) poke it with its nose c) touch it with its claw d) all of the above 8) How will a baby bird let its parents know they need food? a) chirp b) bark c) meow d) moo 9) What are some of the ways that parents respond, when their young offspring tries to get their attention? a) they give their offspring food b) they pick up their offspring c) they cuddle their offspring d) all of the above 10. Animal and plant offspring defend themselves in the same way as their parents. What does this tell us about how Spruce’s offspring would defend themselves? _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

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