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What term is used to describe the movement that allows animals to change location?
What term is used to describe the movement that allows animals to change location?
Corals and sponges are capable of locomotion.
Corals and sponges are capable of locomotion.
False
Name one way in which plants demonstrate movement.
Name one way in which plants demonstrate movement.
Flowers opening or shoots bending towards light
Most plants are unable to __________, but their parts move slowly.
Most plants are unable to __________, but their parts move slowly.
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Match the following types of organisms with their movement capabilities:
Match the following types of organisms with their movement capabilities:
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What type of movement allows animals to change their position?
What type of movement allows animals to change their position?
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Plants are capable of locomotion just like most animals.
Plants are capable of locomotion just like most animals.
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What is required for an organism to demonstrate movement?
What is required for an organism to demonstrate movement?
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Corals and sponges are __________ in one place.
Corals and sponges are __________ in one place.
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Match the types of organisms with their movement capabilities:
Match the types of organisms with their movement capabilities:
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Study Notes
Movement
- Movement is defined as an action by an organism that causes a change in position.
- Movement is generally easier to detect in animals.
- Locomotion is the movement of an animal from one place to another.
- Corals and sponges are fixed in place, meaning they cannot locomote.
- Corals and sponges can still move parts of their bodies.
- Most plants cannot locomote.
- Plant parts, such as flowers and shoots, move slowly.
- Flowers slowly open.
- Shoots bend towards the light as they grow.
Movement
- Movement is a change in position or place by an organism or part of an organism
- It is easier to detect movement in animals than in plants
- Locomotion is the movement of an organism from one place to another
- Some animals do not have the ability to locomote
- Corals and sponges are fixed in one place
- They can still move parts of their bodies
- Most plants are unable to locomote
- Plant parts move slowly, for example:
- Flowers opening
- Shoots bending towards the light as they grow
- Plant parts move slowly, for example:
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Explore the fascinating topic of movement in different organisms with this quiz. Understand the distinctions between locomotion in animals and the limited movements in plants and stationary organisms like corals and sponges. Test your knowledge on how various forms of movement are vital for survival and growth.
