Lesson 4.7.1.4
4.7.1.4 Adaptations Quiz: AQA Combined Science, Unit 7
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What are the three main types of biological adaptations?
- structural, behavioural, functional
- active, passive, neutral
- inherited, acquired, learned
- physical, chemical, mental
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A bird migrates south in winter. What type of adaptation is this?
- physiological
- functional
- behavioural
- structural
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Organisms living in very extreme conditions are called what?
- extremophiles
- decomposers
- consumers
- producers
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Which organisms are prime examples of extremophiles?
- freshwater trout
- temperate oak trees
- deep-sea bacteria
- common garden snails
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What do adaptations primarily enable organisms to do?
- stop all mutation
- survive normal conditions
- change their habitat
- increase body size
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A feature that helps survival in the normal environment is what?
- a biotic factor
- an adaptation
- a mutation
- a classification group
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Which of these is classified as a functional adaptation?
- mimicking leaf shapes
- migrating in winter
- secreting toxic venom
- having thick fur
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Which physical feature is an example of a structural adaptation?
- hibernating in winter
- producing venom
- thick fur coat
- migrating south
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A desert plant has a waxy coating to reduce water loss. Which type of adaptation is this?
- functional
- behavioural
- biotic
- structural
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A nocturnal animal hunts at night to avoid competition. Which type of adaptation is this?
- behavioural
- physiological
- functional
- structural
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A bacterium at a deep-sea vent has enzymes that work at very high temperatures. Which type of adaptation is this?
- structural
- biotic
- behavioural
- functional
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Which action represents a behavioural adaptation?
- flocking together
- having camouflage
- producing poison
- having sharp claws
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Why are adaptations essential for species survival?
- preventing all disease
- accelerating growth rate
- ensuring environmental fit
- eliminating predators
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A camel stores fat in its hump. Which type of adaptation is this?
- abiotic
- biotic
- structural
- behavioural
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What structural adaptation helps fish move efficiently through water?
- streamlined body shape
- thick scaly skin
- large flat fins
- gills for breathing
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Why must enzymes in extremophiles be specially adapted?
- extreme conditions
- low pressure environments
- neutral pH levels
- constant room temperature
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How do advantageous adaptations typically arise in populations?
- mutation and selection
- conscious animal choice
- rapid clonal splitting
- direct environmental stress
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How do structural and behavioural adaptations differ?
- genetic versus learned
- physical versus action
- internal versus external
- fast versus slow
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What do extreme environmental conditions challenge in organisms?
- cell division
- genetic mutation
- enzyme function
- active transport
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Which adaptation strategy best helps an animal survive in a very cold environment?
- large ears
- thin fur
- thick blubber
- high sweating
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