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Q1.Make notes on how animals and plants in your city have been affected by problems or changes in the environment. what can you do to help them?
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Q2. Imagine that you are Bruno. It is the morning of your adventure with Shamuel across the fence .? Your should include these points.
a) How are you feeling about crossing the fence.
b) why you want to cross the fence.
c).what you think you will see across the fence. d). how your family will react when they discover you have crossed the fence?​

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Q1.Plants and animals have adapted to changes in the environment for millions of years. However, today's changes are happening faster and on a larger scale than in the past, which makes it difficult for plants and animals to adapt. Changes in climate can affect the types of plants that can grow in an area. Animals' food supplies, water, life cycles, breeding habits, and ranges will be affected, too.

Some animals will adapt to changing conditions or move elsewhere, but others could have trouble surviving. Some unwelcome invaders (invasive species) could benefit from climate change by expanding their range or being able to survive through the winter in new places.

All these changes will affect the way ecosystems function, and changes to ecosystems affect people, too. That's because we rely on ecosystems to provide us with many services, like clean water, food, and medicines.

Learn what you can do to help plants and animals adapt to climate change:

Preserve Habitats

You can provide wildlife in your very own backyard with food, water, cover, and shelter for raising their young. And it doesn't matter whether your “backyard” is an apartment balcony or a grassy meadow. Visit the National Wildlife Federation's website to learn more.