The image contains multiple biology questions about animal classification (vertebrates/invertebrates) and camouflage. What are the specific questions asked?

Here are the solutions to the questions from the image: i) Select the group of animals consists of only vertebrates. The correct option is c. a. Bull (vertebrate), Snail (invertebrate), Crow (vertebrate) b. Butterfly (invertebrate), Sparrow (vertebrate), Bat (vertebrate) c. Gecko (vertebrate), Iguana (vertebrate), Crocodile (vertebrate) d. Crab (invertebrate), Prawn (invertebrate), Shark (vertebrate) The group consisting of only vertebrates is Gecko, Iguana, Crocodile. c. Gecko, Iguana, Crocodile ii) Select the invertebrate; The correct option is c. a. Toad (vertebrate) b. Sea horse (vertebrate) c. Prawn (invertebrate) d. Rat snake (vertebrate) The invertebrate is Prawn. c. Prawn i) Name three animals showing camouflage. • Chameleon • Stick insect • Arctic fox ii) State three advantages of camouflage with examples. 1. Predator avoidance: Camouflage helps animals blend into their surroundings, making it difficult for predators to spot them. Example: A chameleon* changes its skin color to match the leaves or branches it is on, hiding from birds of prey. 2. Prey capture: Predators use camouflage to hide from their prey, allowing them to ambush or stalk without being detected. Example: A polar bear's* white fur blends with the snow, enabling it to sneak up on seals. 3. Protection of young/nests: Camouflage can protect vulnerable young or eggs by making their nesting sites less conspicuous. Example: Many ground-nesting birds* have speckled eggs and dull plumage that blend with the surrounding vegetation and soil. Write two adaptations shown by the below mentioned animals, to their living environment. Fish: Presence of fins (for movement and steering in water) Streamlined shape (reduces drag for efficient movement through water) Whip snake: Long, slender body (allows it to mimic branches and move through foliage) Camouflage (green or brown coloration to blend with leaves and twigs) Bird: Wings (for flight, enabling movement across large distances and access to food/nesting sites) Hollow bones (reduces body weight, making flight more energy-efficient) Millipede: Hard exoskeleton (provides protection from predators and prevents water loss in damp environments) Many legs (allows for slow, steady movement over uneven surfaces like leaf litter) Mantis: Camouflage (body shape and color often mimic leaves or twigs, helping it hide from prey and predators) Raptorial forelegs (specialized for quickly grasping and holding prey) Caterpillar: Mandibles (strong mouthparts for chewing and consuming plant material) Camouflage (green or brown coloration to blend with the plants it feeds on) 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.