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Clues from Two Desert Station Places

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Clues from Two Desert Station Places

Use observations to learn what living things need.

Look at the station notes

Listen as your teacher reads the notes. Use the observations to answer.

Notes from Red Mesa Research Station

At Red Mesa research station, Nia watched two places. In the sunny yard, a small cactus had moist soil, green pads, and a new bud after it was watered. In a shaded room, the cactus soil was moist, but its pads were pale. A lizard rested near a warm rock, drank from a water dish, and ate insects. Nia breathed the station air, drank water, and ate lunch.

1.
What did the cactus in the sunny yard have after it was watered?
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2.
The shaded cactus had moist soil but pale pads. What does this observation suggest the cactus may need?
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3.
Circle TWO needs that the cactus observations suggest.

4.
What need did the lizard meet when it ate insects?
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5.

Nia drank .

Compare living things

Think about what each living thing did. Then choose or sort the best answer.

6.
Sort each action by the need it meets.
7.
What need did both the cactus and the lizard show in the notes?
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8.
Where would be a better place for another cactus?
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9.
Which statement is supported by the station notes?
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10.
Do the cactus and the lizard both need water? Tell one observation about each that supports your answer.