Unit 6 Quiz Word Scramble
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Question | Answer |
What did God give to bush babies,lorises, and lemurs that help them hunt at night since they are nocturnal? | Big eyes that reflect light. |
What kind of tool is the aye-aye's bony finger used for? | To help them spear insects inside of tree branches. |
List 3 ways that primates are similar to other wild animals. | They can sit and stand like bears, they have teeth like a lions, and similar hands as raccoons. |
List 3 ways primates are different from people. | Their teeth, their brains are smaller and their facial expressions |
Why do humans and primates have similar characteristics? | Because they were both created by the same creator... God |
What do we know about the teeth of the aye-aye? | They never stop growing so they chew on wood to keep them trimmed |
The name of the tarsier comes from the same root of what word? | Tarsal which is the ankle bone... the tarsier's have unusually long ankle bones. |
Give me two ways marmosets and tamarins are alike. | they grow only to be the size of a small cat or a squirrel, they have very strong senses especially their sense of smell |
List two differences in a monkey and an ape. | monkeys have tails, apes do not; apes swing from tree to tree, monkeys jump |
What does the word arboreal mean? | They live and spend most of their time in trees |
What is the feature that is used to classify primates? | Their nose |
What are lesser apes called? | gibbons |
Who or what was created in the image of God? | Man |
Can primates change their surroundings like humans? | No |
Name two Old World monkeys. | Leaf monkeys and babboons |
Are Tamarins and marmosets Old World or New World monkeys? | New World |
Which has a larger brain apes or monkeys? | Apes |
Most primates are either social or solitary? | social |
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