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    Mammals: Powerpoint Created & Shared by Jamie Miller Fifth & Sixth Grade Teacher Idaho Conference, USA

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    This document is a chapter about mammals from a powerpoint presentation. It contains questions about mammal characteristics and adaptations. Some key points are: - Mammals have claws, hoofs or humanlike feet to allow movement in different environments. - They are able to live in many places because they are warm-blooded and can adapt easily. - Marsupials have a pouch to carry their young. - Rodents have continuously growing incisors. - The platypus lays eggs despite being a mammal. - Mammals today have adaptations like claws and camouflage that were unnecessary before sin.

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    This document is a chapter about mammals from a powerpoint presentation. It contains questions about mammal characteristics and adaptations. Some key points are: - Mammals have claws, hoofs or humanlike feet to allow movement in different environments. - They are able to live in many places because they are warm-blooded and can adapt easily. - Marsupials have a pouch to carry their young. - Rodents have continuously growing incisors. - The platypus lays eggs despite being a mammal. - Mammals today have adaptations like claws and camouflage that were unnecessary before sin.

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    This document is a chapter about mammals from a powerpoint presentation. It contains questions about mammal characteristics and adaptations. Some key points are: - Mammals have claws, hoofs or humanlike feet to allow movement in different environments. - They are able to live in many places because they are warm-blooded and can adapt easily. - Marsupials have a pouch to carry their young. - Rodents have continuously growing incisors. - The platypus lays eggs despite being a mammal. - Mammals today have adaptations like claws and camouflage that were unnecessary before sin.

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    Mammals: Powerpoint Created & Shared by Jamie Miller Fifth & Sixth Grade Teacher Idaho Conference, USA

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    Mammals

    Chapter 7
    Powerpoint created & shared by Jamie Miller
    Fifth & Sixth Grade Teacher
    Caldwell Adventist Elementary School
    Idaho Conference, USA
    1. What type of foot
    allows mammals to
    rip, dig, and climb?

    a. Humanlike feet
    b. Claws
    c. Flippers
    d. Hoofs
    2.Why are mammals able to
    live in many different
    environments?

    a. They are warm-blooded


    b. They can adapt easily
    c. They vary so much in size
    d. They are able to reason
    3. Which characteristic is unique
    to marsupials?

    a. A pouch
    b. Mammary glands
    c. Flat-surfaced teeth
    d. Odd-numbered toes
    4. Which fact is true about rodents?

    a. They have incisors that grow


    continuously
    b. They have long legs for jumping
    c. They lay eggs
    d. None of these
    5. The duck-billed platypus is

    a. A carnivore
    b. A mammal with feathers
    c. Hatched from an egg
    d. In the order of even-toed hoofs
    6. Migration is a
    form of adaptation
    because
    a. A warmer environment helps young
    survive
    b. Winter feeding ranges are plentiful
    c. Mammals are carnivores
    d. The mammals travel only short
    distances
    7. Which fact was true of
    mammals at the time
    of Creation?
    a. Predators had canine
    teeth
    b. Adaptation was
    necessary for survival
    c. Many were carnivores
    d. All were herbivores
    8. The type of foot a
    mammal has affects

    a. The type of fur it has


    b. How it moves about
    c. Where it migrates
    d. All of these
    9. Which fact is true about
    mammals?

    a. They are warm-blooded


    b. They nurse their young
    c. They have fur
    d. All of these
    10. What type of teeth is
    designed for ripping chunks
    of flesh?

    a. Canines
    b. Incisors
    c. Molars
    d. All of these
    11. Which of the following is not
    in the carnivore order?

    a. Raccoon
    b. Porpoise
    c. Bear
    d. Weasel
    12. Which animal is in the odd-
    toes hoofed order?
    a. Zebra
    b. Pig
    c. Elk
    d. All of these
    13. Which mammal
    adapts to its
    environment by having
    white fur in winter
    and brown fur in
    summer?

    a. Raccoon
    b. Opossum
    c. Weasel
    d. Beaver
    14. What type of teeth are
    well developed in grazers
    such as cattle and sheep?

    a. Cuspids
    b. Molars
    c. Incisors
    d. Canines
    15. Which of the following have
    well-developed incisors?

    a. Squirrels
    b. Gophers
    c. Rabbits
    d. All of these
    16. Which characteristic is
    unique to mammals?

    a. Fur
    b. Four legs
    c. Lungs
    d. Teeth
    Part 2 Matching
    Match the word with its definition. Write the letter of the word on the
    line provided.

    a. adaptability d. migration
    b. mammary glands e. monotremes
    c. marsupials f. underhair

    17. ____ Seasonal movement of animals


    18. ____ Lay eggs
    19. ____ Produce milk
    20. ____ Provides insulation 17. d
    21. ____ Have a pouch 18. e
    22. ____ The ability to change 19. b
    20. f
    21. c
    22. a
    23. Explain how the type of foot a
    mammal has affects its life.

    The type of foot a mammal has affects how it is


    able to move and, in some cases, how it
    captures its food. Some feet are designed for
    running, some for climbing, some for swimming,
    and some for grasping.
    24. List the characteristics of the
    whale order. Give three examples
    of animals that belong to this
    order.

    Their bodies are designed to live in water,


    they have flippers, and they have
    blowholes. Three examples are killer
    whales, fin whales, and porpoises.
    25. Contrast mammals
    living today with those
    that lived in the
    Garden of Eden.

    Mammals living today have many adaptations that


    were unnecessary before sin. These include claws
    and teeth for capturing and killing prey, being active
    mainly at night, camouflage, and protective
    adaptations such as quills and chemical sprays.

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