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    The document discusses various biological traits and characteristics of living things including inherited vs acquired traits, vertebrate vs invertebrate animals, animal habitats and movements, plant anatomy terms like seed coats and cotyledons, as well as categories of threatened species.

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    The document discusses various biological traits and characteristics of living things including inherited vs acquired traits, vertebrate vs invertebrate animals, animal habitats and movements, plant anatomy terms like seed coats and cotyledons, as well as categories of threatened species.

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    1.

    may be any single quality or characteristic of an individual that may be influenced by the
    environment or their parents through reproduction. their parents through reproduction.
    a. Insects b. Traits. c. Characteristics

    2. The characterictics that make human alike?


    a. Species characteristics b. Animal characteristics c. Characteristics
    3. A characteristics that a person is born with.
    a. Inherited traits b. Acquired traits. c. Traits
    4. The set of traits a person possesses.
    a Inherited traits b. Acquired traits. c. Traits
    5. A characteristics that a living thing picks up or develops during its lifetime.
    a Inherited traits b. Acquired traits. c. Traits
    6. There are things that you were taught or that you learned to do by observing others.
    a. Learned behavior b. Acquired traits. c. Traits
    7. Inherited behaviors are also called?
    a. Instinct. b. Traits. c. Characteristics
    8. Animals with backbone.
    a. Vertebrate. b. Invertebrate. c. Traits
    9. Animals without backbone.
    a. Vertebrate. b. Invertebrate. c. Traits
    10. The ability to move from one place to another.
    a. Movement. b. Locomotion. c. Traits

    11. Earthworms move by using very tiny hairs called?


    a. setae. b. Wings. c. Scales
    12. starfish uses its tiny organ , located under its five arms to move.
    a. Wings. b. Tube feet. c. Scales

    13. Some have a tubelike structure to gather nectar, like butterflies and bees, and to suck the
    blood of another animal, like mosquitoes.
    a. Proboscis. b. Gills. c. Mandibles
    14. The place where an animal lives naturally is called?
    a. Habitat. b. Igloo. c environment

    15. Animals that live on land are called?


    a. Domestic animals. b. Arboreal animals. c. Terrestrial animals
    16. Animals that live in trees are called ?
    a. Domestic animals. b. Arboreal animals. c. Terrestrial animals
    17. Animals that live in water?
    a. Domestic animals. b. Arboreal animals. c. Terrestrial animals
    18. protects the welfare of animals. Any person that violates this law will be imprisoned from six
    months to two years, or pay a fine of P1,000 to P5,000, or both.
    a. Animal welfare act or RA 8485. b. Plant welfare act or RA 2526. c. Water act or RA
    8586
    19. Some animals are few in numbers and are at risk of becoming extinct.
    a. Threatened. b. Endangered. c. Extinct
    20. plants that have green, thin, and soft stems.
    a. Herbaceous plants. b. Air plants. c. Plants
    21. are thick, strong, and rough stems.
    a. Woody stems. b. Slim stems. c. Soft stem

    22. the outer covering of the seed.


    a. Seed covering. b. Seed coat. C. Seedling
    23. The young plant.
    a. Seed coat. b. Embryo. c. Cotyledon
    24. contains the stored food for the embryo.
    a. Seed coat. b. Embryo. c. Cotyledon
    25. have two cotyledons. Roses, violets, sunflowers, and beans are dicot plants.
    a. Monocotyledon. b. Dicotyledon. c. Tricotyledon
    26. plants grow on land.
    a. Terrestrial plants b. Aerial plants. c. Aquatic plants
    26. the art of creating figures or sculptures by clipping the leaves and stems of a plant.
    a. Sculpture. B. Topiary. C. Paint

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