TRAITS FOR REPRODUCTION TEST

Question 1

The process by which living organisms produced offspring

Answer 1

Reproduction

Question 2

A behavior shown by animals to attract a mate such as dances calls or displays

Answer 2

Courtship behavior

Question 3

A representation or example used to explain predict or demonstrate a concept

Answer 3

Model

Question 4

The process by which a seed begins to grow and develop into a new plant

Answer 4

Germinate

Question 5

Three examples for animal physical traits for reproduction

Answer 5

Bright colors, Large antlers, size

Question 6

A characteristic that animals are born with and help them attract mates

Answer 6

Physical traits

Question 7

Three examples of behavioral traits for reproduction

Answer 7

Bird songs/dances, nest building, parental care (feeding or protecting youngsters)

Question 8

specific actions such as singing, dancing building nests that help animals attract mates

Answer 8

Courtship behavior

Question 9

Two examples that animals uses to help ensure their young can survive to adulthood

Answer 9

Live in groups (elephants), produce large number of offspring (fish, turtles)

Question 10

what did scientist do to help Condor population?

Answer 10

developed conservation strategies to help them recover

Question 11

2 examples on how scientists helped condors

Answer 11

captive breeding programs (Condors were bred and captivity, and later released into the wild to rebuild population), Monitoring and support (Condo is in the wild are often observed, and helped by scientists to ensure safety)

Question 12

3 examples that plants have that help them reproduce

Answer 12

Brightly colored flowers, Seeds with wings (Spread by wind), Fruits (Animals eat the fruit fruits)