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Animal Adaptations True/False

Various animals showing adaptations

🐾 Part 1: True or False Statements

Directions: Read each statement carefully. Circle True if the statement is correct, or False if it is incorrect.

1. Polar bears have thick fur to help them stay warm in cold weather.

True

False

2. A giraffe's long neck helps it reach leaves high up in trees.

True

False

3. Fish have gills so they can breathe underwater.

True

False

4. Camels store water in their humps.

True

False

5. Birds have hollow bones to help them fly more easily.

True

False

6. A chameleon changes color only when it is scared.

True

False

7. Penguins have webbed feet to help them swim better.

True

False

8. All animals that live in the desert are brown colored.

True

False

9. A woodpecker's strong beak helps it find insects inside tree bark.

True

False

10. Arctic foxes have the same color fur all year long.

True

False

11. A duck's waterproof feathers help keep it dry while swimming.

True

False

12. Elephants use their large ears only for hearing.

True

False

📝 Part 2: Explain Your Thinking

Choose TWO statements from above that you marked as FALSE. Explain why each statement is incorrect.

Statement #___:

Statement #___:

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