Question

1. a drought occurs in a grassland. what is the most likely effect on animals?

a food shortage
b more shelter
c increased rainfall
d extra hibernation

Explanation:

A drought is a period of extreme water shortage. In a grassland, most animals rely on grass/plants as food or prey that eats those plants. Lack of water kills grass/plants, leading to food scarcity. Increased rainfall is the opposite of drought, more shelter is unrelated, and extra hibernation does not directly result from drought.

Answer:

A. Food shortage