How are animals similar or different? Flashcards

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Are there different types of animals around us?

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Yes, such as birds, cats and fish.

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How may animals differ or resemble one another?

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In the following ways:

  • their sizes, shapes and colours (their appearances)
  • the types of outer coverings they have
  • the types of food they eat (nutrition)
  • the ways they move
  • the ways they reproduce
  • the places they live in (their habitats)
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How are animals different in the types of outer coverings they have?

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  1. Hair - to keep the animals warm and protect them from injuries
  2. Scales - to protect the animals from injuries and predators
  3. Feathers - to keep the animals warm and help the animals fly
  4. Shell - to protect the animals from injuries and predators.
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Give some examples of animals with hair.

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dog, grizzly bear, lion, monkey and sheep

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Give some examples of animals with scales.

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chameleon, crocodile, goldfish, lizard and snake

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Give some examples of animals with feathers.

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chicken, parrot, peacock, swan

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Give some examples of animals with shell.

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crab, lobster, mussel, prawn, snail, turtle

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Name some animals that do not have outer coverings.

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squid, octopus and earthworm

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How are animals different in the type of food they eat?

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  1. animals that eat only plants (plant eaters or herbivores)
  2. animals that eat only other animals (animal eaters or carnivores)
  3. animals that eat both plants and other animals (plant and animal eaters / omnivores)
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Give some examples of herbivores.

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caterpillar, cow, giraffe, hummingbird

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Give some examples of carnivores.

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crocodile, shark, snake, tiger

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Give some examples of omnivores.

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bear, chicken, human, rat

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How are animals different in the ways they move?

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  1. crawl
  2. fly
    3, glide
  3. hop
  4. swim
  5. walk and run
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Give examples of animals that crawl with their legs.

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ant, lizard, millipede, tortoise

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Give examples of animals that fly with their wings.

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bat, housefly, parrot and pigeon

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Give examples of animals that glide with their whole body.

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earthworm, eel and snake

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Give examples of animals that hop with their legs.

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frog, grasshopper and kangaroo

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Give examples of animals that swim with their fins and tails.

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goldfish, seahorse and shark

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Give examples of animals that walk and run with their legs.

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cat, deer and human

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Are some animals able to move in more than one way?

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Yes, by using different parts of their bodies.