Chapter 16: Animal Behavior: Glencoe Science: Life Science Question Preview (ID: 28624)
Chapter 16: Animal Behavior: Glencoe Science: Life Science.
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When a skunk uses its scent glands to spray, it is ___.
a) breating
b) learning
c) communicating
d) digesting
What describes the way an organism interacts with other organisms?
a) behavior
b) reflex
c) territorial
d) imprinting
Gray whales swim to warm waters off of Mexico from their cold arctic water homes. What instinctive behavior is this an example of?
a) migration
b) pheromones
c) bioluminescence
d) estivation
A gosling follows a goose shortly after hatching, and from that point on considers that goose its parent. What is this an example of?
a) regeneration
b) conditioning
c) imprinting
d) reflex action
What is a cyclic response to cold temperatures?
a) courtship behavior
b) hibernation
c) social behavior
d) insight
Ivan P. Pavlov conducted famous experiments to study behavior and ___.
a) migration
b) conditioning
c) bioluminescence
d) reproduction
Which of the following is NOT an example of courtship behavior?
a) releasing pheromones
b) singing songs
c) fluffing feathers
d) taking over a perch
Which of these is true about a hibernating animal?
a) Its heart rate jumps to twice its normal rate.
b) Its breathing rate is greatly reduced.
c) Its body temperature rises dramatically.
d) Its appetite remains the same as when it is not hibernating.
Animals that are active during daylight hours are ___.
a) submissive
b) instinctive
c) diurnal
d) pheromones
Owls are active at night. They are ___.
a) imprinted
b) estivating
c) nocturnal
d) diurnal
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