🌡️ Seasonal Changes and Animal Responses
Explore how animals respond to seasonal changes and adapt their behaviour to survive throughout the year. This quiz focuses on migration patterns, hibernation, dormancy, changes in food availability, and how animals adjust to different weather conditions. Grade 2 students will learn that animals are not passive creatures—they actively respond and adapt to their environment as seasons change. **What you'll learn:** - How migration helps animals find food and survive cold winters - What hibernation and dormancy are and why animals use these strategies - How seasonal changes affect food availability for different animals - Ways animals adapt their behaviour to suit temperature and weather changes
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
Which animal travels long distances to find food and warmer weather when it gets cold?
- Question 2
Hibernation is when an animal sleeps lightly and wakes up often during winter.
- Question 3
In spring, why do plants start to grow new leaves and flowers?
- Question 4
What happens to most insects when autumn arrives?
- Question 5
Which of these is an example of an animal adapting to seasonal changes?
- Question 6
Animals always have the same amount of food available in every season.
- Question 7
Why do some animals like bears eat more food in the fall?
- Question 8
What is dormancy?
- Question 9
All animals migrate south when winter comes.
- Question 10
In summer, why are there more insects flying around compared to winter?
- Question 11
What do squirrels collect in fall to help them survive winter?
- Question 12
Animals respond to seasonal changes by changing their behaviour, appearance, or location.
- Question 13
Which season do most plants grow the most new leaves and flowers?
- Question 14
Why might a frog sit at the bottom of a pond during winter?
- Question 15
What weather change causes many animals to start migrating south?