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As winter gets closer there are temperatures and less sunlight during the day. As a result, trees--
get shorter
grow leaves
lose leaves
grow taller
Canadian Geese and many other birds migrate to different climates when--
rain clouds fill the sky
the flowers begin to bloom
temperatures get cooler
the wind blows harder
A flower growing in a pot changed after two weeks. The plant most likely changed because it needed more-
Water
Noise
Darkness
Insects
Some animals hibernate in winter. This behavior is a response to all of the following EXCEPT-
cooler temperatures
less available food sorces
fewer clouds that make rain
shorter periods of daylight
Which of the following natural events would promote the growth of new plants?
A very strong earthquake
Rain and warm temperatures
Long periods of darkness
Snow falling on the ground
A long period of deep sleep
Hibernation
Migration
Dormancy
Environment
The movement of animals from one place to another
Hibernation
Migration
Dormancy
Environment
All the living and nonliving factors around an organism
Hibernation
Migration
Dormancy
Environment
A long period of rest
Hibernation
Migration
Dormancy
Environment
What is the behavior of this organism?
Dormancy
Hibernation
Migration
What is the behavior of this organism?
Dormancy
Hibernation
Migration
What is the behavior of this organism?
Dormancy
Hibernation
Migration
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