Animals Behavior Chapter One

Front 1

Animals are grouped according to how they are the same and different.

Back 1

Classification

Front 2

A collection of cells.

Back 2

Tissue

Front 3

Made up of two or more tissues.

Back 3

Organs (heart, liver, lungs)

Front 4

Animals ususally move this way.

Back 4

Quickly and in one direction.

Front 5

Animals use other animals for food. They are called this.

Back 5

Consumers

Front 6

Animals belong to this subphylum.

Back 6

Vertebrates

Front 7

All vertebrates have this quality.

Back 7

A spinal cord.

Front 8

Animals that eat other animals.

Back 8

Predators

Front 9

Animals that are eaten by others.

Back 9

Prey

Front 10

Animals can protect themselves by doing these things.

Back 10

Hiding, warning colors, quills, chemicals

Front 11

Animals act a certain way because of experience. This is called

Back 11

Learned behavior

Front 12

Animals act this way because they are born to do it. This is called

Back 12

Innate behavior

Front 13

All social behavior needs this

Back 13

Communication

Front 14

Communication can only happen if these two actions take place

Back 14

There needs to be a sender and a receiver

Front 15

Communication is helpful because

Back 15

Animals are protected, they can find food easier, keeps enemies away

Front 16

Animals can communicate several ways. Give two examples.

Back 16

Sound (howling, barking)
Body language (a wink, a dog with its paws down)

Front 17

Living in a group can be a problem. Give two examples.

Back 17

More animals need more food.
Illness can be spread.
Predators are attracted to groups.

Front 18

A section of land that an animal or animals claim as their own.

Back 18

Territory

Front 19

Animals communicate using these senses.

Back 19

Sight
Smell
Touch
Eyesight

Front 20

Chemicals that animals use to communicate with one another.

Back 20

Pheromones