Biology Practice: Habitats and Adaptations (Mock Test 2 - Intermediate)
1. The 'Abiotic' components of a habitat consist of:
2. Which type of habitat includes running water like rivers and streams?
3. 'Aestivation' is a summer sleep performed by some animals to avoid:
4. The thick layer of fat under the skin of whales and seals is called:
5. Which adaptation helps a desert rat survive without drinking water for long periods?
6. 'Pneumatophores' (breathing roots) are a characteristic feature of plants in:
7. The ability of an animal to blend in with its surroundings to hide from predators is:
8. Which feature is common in plants living in cold, snowy mountains?
9. 'Hydrilla' is an example of which type of plant?
10. Large ears in desert animals like the Fennec fox help to:
11. Why do aquatic plants have poorly developed roots?
12. Animals that are active during the night are called:
13. The succulent (fleshy) stem of a cactus is adapted for:
14. Webbed feet in ducks are an adaptation for:
15. 'Migration' is a behavior where animals move to a different place to avoid:
16. Broad and flat leaves are found in plants of which habitat?
17. Which of these is a biotic factor that influences a habitat?
18. The eyes of a predator (like a Lion) are usually placed in front of the head to:
19. Plants like Water Lily have leaves with a waxy coating to:
20. 'Hibernation' is also known as:
