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Unit 4 Notebook Notes

The document contains fill-in-the-blank exercises and true/false statements related to animal growth and characteristics. It emphasizes that young animals change as they grow and inherit unique traits from their parents. Additionally, it discusses the differences among individuals, such as fingerprints and characteristics in sheep and humans.

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Unit 4 Notebook Notes

The document contains fill-in-the-blank exercises and true/false statements related to animal growth and characteristics. It emphasizes that young animals change as they grow and inherit unique traits from their parents. Additionally, it discusses the differences among individuals, such as fingerprints and characteristics in sheep and humans.

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Unit 4.2 and 4.

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Fill in the Blanks

1. All animals make babies. The babies are called the animals’ _______.
2. The young change as they grow _______. This is called growth.
3. When they are fully grown, we call the animals _______.
4. A young elephant is called a _______.
5. A young penguin is called a _______.
6. The sheep have different characteristics because they have different _______.
7. Every tiger has a different pattern of _______.
8. Every person has a different pattern in their _______.

True and False

1. All animals make babies that look exactly like the adults.
2. Growth happens when young animals change as they get older.
3. The stripes of a tiger cub are always identical to its parents’ stripes.
4. A calf is the name for a young penguin.
5. Sheep can have faces of different colours.
6. Humans inherit all their characteristics from only one parent.
7. Twins always look identical because they inherit the same characteristics.
8. Fingerprints are the same in every person.
9. Baby animals are always different in appearance from their parents.
[Link] inherit characteristics from their parents.

Question and Answers


1. Q: How are the sheep in the text different from each other?
A: The sheep have different characteristics like wool length, face colour, and
overall colour.
2. Q: Are the stripes of a tiger cub the same as its parent?
A: No, the stripes are not the same, but they are similar.
3. Q: What makes children look different from each other?
A: Children inherit different characteristics from their parents, making them
look different.
4. Q: What is unique about every person’s fingerprint?
A: Every person has a different fingerprint pattern.
5. Q: Why do identical twins look the same?
A: Because they have inherited the same characteristics from their parents.
Unit 4.4
Unit 4.5

Part C: Questions and Answers

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