Question

kayla is trying to decide if a rabbit or bear would be a better school mascot. she is creating a venn diagram that compares the qualities of bears and rabbits. under the heading \bears,\ kayla writes the qualities: \strong sense of smell, good hunters, frightening.\ which qualities should kayla include in her diagram under the heading
abbits\?
○ destroys gardens, prey animal, builds nests
○ small, eats vegetables, good as a pet
○ strong legs to hop, good sense of hearing, friendly
○ cute, fluffy, adorable

Explanation:

To determine the qualities of rabbits, we analyze each option:

• Option 1 ("destroys gardens, prey animal, builds nests"): Rabbits don't typically destroy gardens (they may eat plants but not destroy gardens in the same way as, say, pests like groundhogs), and they are prey but building nests is more associated with some birds or other animals; rabbits make burrows.
• Option 2 ("small, eats vegetables, good as a pet"): Rabbits are small, herbivores (eat vegetables), and can be good pets.
• Option 3 ("strong legs to hop, good sense of hearing, friendly"): While rabbits do hop and have good hearing, "friendly" is more of a subjective trait and not a defining characteristic of rabbits compared to the traits in Option 2.
• Option 4 ("cute, fluffy, adorable"): These are subjective and aesthetic traits, not defining biological or behavioral traits of rabbits.

So the qualities that best fit rabbits are small, eat vegetables, and good as a pet.

Answer:

The option with "small, eats vegetables, good as a pet" (the third option from the top, or the second option if we count from the bottom; based on the text, it's the option labeled with "small, eats vegetables, good as a pet").