AcDec 2026 Simple Questions Warm Up Project

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This is a warm up for our 2026 AcDec Project.

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Froggy Jumps AcDec 2026 Simple Questions Warm Up ProjectVersión en línea This is a warm up for our 2026 AcDec Project. por Seraphina Leander 1 Why did prehistoric humans need to study how animals behave? a To become better hunters and protect themselves from dangerous predators b To communicate with them for safety c To teach the animals how to read and write (modern day pets) 2 What is the actual scientific word for the study of animal behavior? a Ethology b Psychology c Zoology 3 If a scientist spends their whole day watching how birds build nests or how ants talk to each other, what are they studying a How animals act and survive in the world b How to build better technology c How rocks and mountains are made 4 Some baby birds will automatically follow and copy the very first moving thing they see when they hatch, even if it's a human instead of their real mom. Why do they do this? a They are born made to think that the first moving thing they see is the parent who will protect them b They dislike their real parents and want to run away c They are just playing a game of tag 5 If someone asks you, "Why are you eating a sandwich right now?" and you answer, "Because my stomach is growling and I feel hungry," what did you just explain? a The immediate trigger, like feeling the internal sensation of hunger right at that moment b How humans thousands of years ago used to eat with their hands c Whether your parents taught you how to use a knife and fork 6 Why do scientists study animal behavior today in modern labs? a To help protect endangered species, and even test new medicines before humans use them, etc b Just to see if animals can learn to watch TV c To figure out how to stop all animals from evolving over time 7 Some animal behaviors are learned, and some they are just born knowing how to do. Which of these is a behavior that an animal (like a human) has to learn over time? a Figuring out how to put ingredients together to make a meal b Crying when you are a tiny baby c Blinking when a bright light hits your eyes

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AcDec 2026 Simple Questions Warm Up ProjectVersión en línea

por Seraphina Leander

Why did prehistoric humans need to study how animals behave?

What is the actual scientific word for the study of animal behavior?

If a scientist spends their whole day watching how birds build nests or how ants talk to each other, what are they studying

Some baby birds will automatically follow and copy the very first moving thing they see when they hatch, even if it's a human instead of their real mom. Why do they do this?

If someone asks you, "Why are you eating a sandwich right now?" and you answer, "Because my stomach is growling and I feel hungry," what did you just explain?

Why do scientists study animal behavior today in modern labs?

Some animal behaviors are learned, and some they are just born knowing how to do. Which of these is a behavior that an animal (like a human) has to learn over time?