Question

which order is classified by their long, broad wings for soaring?
accipitriformes
piciformes
falconiformes
passeniformes

Explanation:

Accipitriformes (e.g., eagles, hawks) are defined by long, broad wings adapted for soaring. Piciformes are woodpeckers (clawed feet), Falconiformes (now merged with Accipitriformes in some systems but historically falcons with pointed wings), and Passeriformes are perching birds (not soaring-specialized wings). Thus, Accipitriformes is the correct order.

Answer:

Accipitriformes