Question 2 (Short Answer).The table below shows some disadvantages and advantages of shorter and longer wings for bird flight.Consider the kind of flight the cliff swallows who live under highway bridges might need to get food fromthe road.Longer wings• Require less energy to use becausethere's less drag●Harder to change directions quickly,turning is slow• Take off speed is slowShorter wings• Require more energy to useEasier to change direction quickly● Allow birds to take off quicklylonger wings or shorter wings are more likely to have an advantage that allows Question 2 (Alternate Multiple-Choice).Birds with which wing length are more likely to have an advantage that allows them to survive better inthis new environment? (Circle One)A. Shorter wings, because they allow swallows to take off quickly after getting food.B. Shorter wings, because there is more drag on their wings.C. Longer wings, because they require less energy for flight.D. Longer wings, because they can fly farther with them.2004 2008 23122

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targe Question 2 (Alternate Multiple-Choice). Birds with which wing length are more likely to have an advantage that allow this new environment? (Circle One) A. Shorter wings, because they allow swallows to take off quickly after ge B. Shorter wings, because there is more drag on their wings. C. Longer wings, because they require less energy for flight. D. Longer wings, because they can fly farther with them.

targe Question 2 (Alternate Multiple-Choice). Birds with which wing length are more likely to have an advantage that allow this new environment? (Circle One) A. Shorter wings, because they allow swallows to take off quickly after ge B. Shorter wings, because there is more drag on their wings. C. Longer wings, because they require less energy for flight. D. Longer wings, because they can fly farther with them.

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