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Page 1: Hosted by Mrs. Hutchinson 100 200 400 300 400 Animals Without Backbones Animals With Backbones Animals & Their Parents Animal Classification 300 200

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Animals With

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Animals & Their

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Animal Classificati

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This is what an animal does to shed its outer

covering

What is molt?

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1,2

Animals without backbones usually have

these hard outer coverings

What is an exoskeleton?

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1,3

All insects have these three body parts.

What are head, thorax, and abdomen?

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Spiders have these two body parts.

What are head and abdomen?

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1,5

On this pie chart, which group of animals is represented by the

arrow?

What are invertebrates?

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2,1

An animal that is able to control its own body temperature is called…

What is warm-blooded?

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2,2

An animal whose body temperature changes

based on its environment is called…

What is cold-blooded?

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2,3

Fish use these organs to get oxygen out of the

water.

What are gills?

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2,4

Amphibians have how many parts of their life

cycle?

What is two?

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2,5

Most mammals have this covering their

body.

What is hair or fur?

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3,1

This is something an animal is born knowing

how to do.

What is an instinct?

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The cause of a behavior

What is a stimulus?

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The behavior caused by a stimulus

What is a response?

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A simple automatic behavior

What is a reflex?

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3,5

Baby animals usually have physical

characteristics that make them look like…

What is their parents?

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These animals have dry, scaly skin and lay

leathery eggs.

What are reptiles?

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4,2

These animals give birth to live babies and

feed milk to them.

What are mammals?

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4,3

These animals are warm-blooded, lay eggs

with hard shells, and have feathers.

What are birds?

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4,4

These animals have scaly skin and lay jelly-

like eggs.

What are fish?

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4,5

These animals have smooth, moist skin and

go through metamorphosis.

What are amphibians?

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Final Jeopardy

Human Behaviors

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Human Behaviors

When someone throws a ball at your face, you

blink. Explain why.