Mammals Chapter 7 Powerpoint created

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MammalsChapter 7Powerpoint created
shared by Jamie MillerFifth Sixth Grade
TeacherCaldwell Adventist Elementary
SchoolIdaho Conference, USA
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1. What type of foot allows mammals to rip,
dig, and climb?

1. Humanlike feet
2. Claws
3. Flippers
4. Hoofs

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• Why are mammals able to live in many different
  environments?
• They are warm-blooded
• They can adapt easily
• They vary so much in size
• They are able to reason

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1. Which characteristic is unique to marsupials?

1. A pouch
2. Mammary glands
3. Flat-surfaced teeth
4. Odd-numbered toes

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• Which fact is true about rodents?
• They have incisors that grow continuously
• They have long legs for jumping
• They lay eggs
• None of these

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5. The duck-billed platypus is

1. A carnivore
2. A mammal with feathers
3. Hatched from an egg
4. In the order of even-toed hoofs

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6. Migration is a form of adaptation because

1. A warmer environment helps young survive
2. Winter feeding ranges are plentiful
3. Mammals are carnivores
4. The mammals travel only short distances

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7. Which fact was true of mammals at the time
of Creation?

1. Predators had canine teeth
2. Adaptation was necessary for survival
3. Many were carnivores
4. All were herbivores

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8. The type of foot a mammal has affects

1. The type of fur it has
2. How it moves about
3. Where it migrates
4. All of these

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• Which fact is true about mammals?

1. They are warm-blooded
2. They nurse their young
3. They have fur
4. All of these

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• What type of teeth is designed for ripping
  chunks of flesh?

1. Canines
2. Incisors
3. Molars
4. All of these

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11. Which of the following is not in the
carnivore order?

1. Raccoon
2. Porpoise
3. Bear
4. Weasel

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• 12. Which animal is in the odd- toes hoofed
  order?
• Zebra
• Pig
• Elk
• All of these

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13. Which mammal adapts to its environment by
having white fur in winter and brown fur in
summer?

1. Raccoon
2. Opossum
3. Weasel
4. Beaver

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14. What type of teeth are well developed in
grazers such as cattle and sheep?

1. Cuspids
2. Molars
3. Incisors
4. Canines

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15. Which of the following have well-developed
incisors?

1. Squirrels
2. Gophers
3. Rabbits
4. All of these

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16. Which characteristic is unique to mammals?

1. Fur
2. Four legs
3. Lungs
4. Teeth

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Part 2 Matching Match the word with its
definition. Write the letter of the word on the
line provided.

1. adaptability d. migration
2. mammary glands e. monotremes
3. marsupials f. underhair

17. ____ Seasonal movement of animals 18. ____
Lay eggs 19. ____ Produce milk 20. ____ Provides
insulation 21. ____ Have a pouch 22. ____ The
ability to change

1. d
2. e
3. b
4. f
5. c
6. a

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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.
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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.
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1. 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.