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Flashcards: Effect of Habitat on Organism Survival

Camels: Camels are desert animals that have pads on the bottom of their feet. The pads are thick and large and help keep the camel stable. They can close their noses to prevent materials from entering. Camels can eat desert plants to gather water. They can go up to 100 miles without needing to drink any water!

The Sahara Desert: The Sahara Desert is made entirely of sand. It rarely rains and is very dry. There are only a few plants, and they have small leaves. The sand is scorching and moves every time it is touched; when the wind blows, the sand shifts in all directions.

How well would a camel survive in the Sahara Desert compared to other organisms, and why?

A camel would not survive well in the Sahara Desert when compared to other organisms because its traits are adapted to different habitats.

A camel would survive less well in the Sahara Desert when compared to other organisms because some of its traits are not adapted to this habitat.

A camel would survive very well in the Sahara Desert when compared to other organisms because it has traits adapted to this habitat.

There is not enough information to decide how a camel would survive.

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How well would a camel survive in the Sahara Desert compared to other organisms, and why?

Your answer:

A camel would not survive well in the Sahara Desert when compared to other organisms because its traits are adapted to different habitats.

Your answer:

A camel would survive less well in the Sahara Desert when compared to other organisms because some of its traits are not adapted to this habitat.

Your answer:

There is not enough information to decide how a camel would survive.

Correct answer:

A camel would survive very well in the Sahara Desert when compared to other organisms because it has traits adapted to this habitat.

Explanation:

When reading the facts about the Sahara Desert and camels, it seems that the organism is perfectly adapted to the habitat. Camels have feet that can walk on the shifting, hot sand, can close their noses during a storm, can go long distances without water, and can eat the desert plants when needed. They have all of the traits or characteristics needed to survive well in a hot, sandy desert.

Flashcards: Effect of Habitat on Organism Survival

Amazon Rainforest: In the Amazon Rainforest is rains almost every day. There are very tall trees that create a canopy, and the ground of the forest is covered in plants. The plants on the ground try to grow wide or tall to reach sunlight. The very tall trees can block much of the sunlight.

Bromeliads: Bromeliads grow on tree trunks and branches and wrap their roots around the trees. They need wet habitats to grow well. They have a center portion like a cup or bowl that collects water. Their leaves are waxy, and the water slides into the center. The leaves are long and curved to collect water.

Based on the information provided, how well would a bromeliad survive in the Amazon Rainforest?

The bromeliad would grow less well in the Amazon Rainforest than other habitats because its characteristics are not well adapted for this type of habitat.

The bromeliad would not grow very well in the Amazon Rainforest because its characteristics are not adapted for this type of habitat.

There is not enough information to decide how the bromeliad would survive.

The bromeliad would grow very well in the Amazon Rainforest because its characteristics are adapted for this type of habitat.

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Based on the information provided, how well would a bromeliad survive in the Amazon Rainforest?

Your answer:

The bromeliad would grow less well in the Amazon Rainforest than other habitats because its characteristics are not well adapted for this type of habitat.

Your answer:

The bromeliad would not grow very well in the Amazon Rainforest because its characteristics are not adapted for this type of habitat.

Your answer:

There is not enough information to decide how the bromeliad would survive.

Correct answer:

The bromeliad would grow very well in the Amazon Rainforest because its characteristics are adapted for this type of habitat.

Explanation:

According to the information provided, the bromeliad would survive very well in the Amazon Rainforest. This plant has characteristics or traits that are adapted for survival in this type of environment. It needs a wet environment, and the rainforest receives rain daily. The plant is built like a cup or bowl for collecting water and grows around trees, which the rainforest has plenty of.

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