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    After a trip to an aquarium, some students compared the tail fin of a bony fish. The students made a chart listing characteristics of each of type of tail fine.


    Based on this information, what is most likely an advantage of the bony fish tail fin over the shark tail fin?

    It is easier for a bony fish to change direction quickly since muscles control the movement of the tail fin.

    The bones in the tail fin help a bony fish sink to lower depths in the water when searching for food.

    The flexible tail fin is fanned by the water, so a bony fish uses less energy to swim.

    The thin spines of the tail fin prevent a bony fish from being seen by larger predator fish.

  • 2. Multiple Choice
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    The table gives information about four types of fish. These fish all have mouth structures that allow them to eat different types of food.


    Which of these fish has mouth structures that allow it to eat algae by taking large bites of the hard coral on which the algae grows?

    Parrotfish

    Koi

    Goby

    Seahorse

  • 3. Multiple Choice
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    Newly hatched chicks of many types of birds, such as parrots, are covered in soft fluffy down feathers. These feathers contain many small spaces where air gets trapped.


    In some animal species, such as Arctic foxes, the fur covering the animal's body consists of hollow strands of hair filled with air.

    The primary role of the air trapped in the down feathers and fur is most likely to--

    act as a cushion to prevent injuries from falls.

    Decrease the amount of energy needed for running or flying.

    Provide a layer of insulation to help control body temperature.

    Supply oxygen to be absorbed through the skin for transport to the lungs.

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