
Science - Trimister 1 - Exams Revision
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Mariam Farooq
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Science
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What Are Animal Needs?
Animals are living things. Humans are living things, too.
Like plants, animals and humans have basic needs.
Living things must meet their basic needs in order to survive, or stay alive.
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Multiple Choice
The word survive means ............................
stay calm
escape
stay alive
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Multiple Choice
The cave helps the bear meet what basic need?
Air
Shelter
Water
Food
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Multiple Choice
The animal in the picture is meeting what basic need?
Food
Water
Air
Shelter
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Multiple Choice
What basic need is being met by these animals?
Air
Shelter
Food
Water
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Multiple Choice
wind, food, shelter, and rocks
food, water, shelter, and soil
food, wind, water, and rocks
food, water, shelter, and air
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What Are Some Kinds of Animals?
Many kinds of animals live on Earth. Animals are many different shapes, colors, and sizes.
Different animals have different body parts and coverings.
Animals have their young in different ways. Some animals lay eggs. Others give birth to live young.
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Fins help fish swim, balance, and steer.
Suction cups help frogs climb and hold on.
Trunks allow elephants to grab and lift objects and drink water.
Animal Body Parts
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A mammal has hair or fur that covers its skin.
Mammals breathe air. Many mammals have legs to move.
Most mammal mothers give birth to live young
Mammals
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A bird has feathers that cover its skin. Birds also have wings.
Feathers and wings help most birds fly.
Not all birds can fly. A kiwi has wings,but cannot fly.
Birds use beaks to get food and build nests.
Bird mothers lay eggs to have young.
Birds
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Fish live in water and take in oxygen through gills. Most fish have scales.
Fins help fish swim and balance.
Most fish lay eggs in water.
Fish
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Multiple Choice
What kind of animal has fur?
snake
turtle
fish
dog
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Multiple Select
Choose the animals that are mammals?
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Multiple Choice
An eagle is a.............
reptile
amphibian
bird
fish
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Multiple Choice
What is the body coverings of this animal?
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Multiple Choice
What kind of animal that has hair of fur?
fish
insect
mammals
reptiles
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Multiple Choice
A horse is a ........
Insect
mammal
bird
reptile
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Multiple Choice
What am I?
I have gills to help me take in air from water.
My body is covered with scales for protection.
Fish
Insect
Bird
Reptile
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Multiple Choice
What am I?
I have a beak, two wings and two legs.
My body is covered with feathers for protection. Feathers also help me fly and keep me warm and dry.
Insect
Amphibian
Fish
Bird
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Multiple Choice
Duck, penguin, and chicken are ___________.
Mammals
Birds
Reptiles
Amphibians
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Multiple Choice
Which animal produces eggs ?
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A reptile has dry skin covered with scales.
Most reptiles walk on four legs. Snakes are reptiles, but they do not have legs.
Most reptile mothers lay eggs. They usually lay them on land.
Reptiles
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An amphibian lives in water and on land.
Most amphibians, such as newts, have smooth, wet skin. A toad is an amphibian that has rough, bumpy skin.
Amphibians lay their eggs in water. Young amphibians live in water. Most adults live on land
Amphibians
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An insect has three body parts and six legs.
Insects have hard outer body coverings. They do not have bones. Grasshoppers and butterflies are insects.
Most insects live on land. Many insects can fly.
Insect
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of reptiles?
ant
dog
monkey
turtle
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Multiple Choice
What kind of animal has dry scaly skin and lays eggs?
Birds
Mammal
Reptile
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of insect?
butterfly
dog
frog
turtle
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Multiple Select
What kind of animal has six legs and three body parts?
Amphibian
Bird
Insects
Mammals
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of amphibian?
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Multiple Choice
What am I?
I can live both on land and in water.
I have no scales. My skin is moist and can absorb water and oxygen.
Insect
Mammal
Bird
Amphibians
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What Are Some Animal Life Cycles?
Adult animals can reproduce,or have young. Adult dogs can have puppies. Adult cats can have kittens.
Young animals such as puppies and kittens look like their parents.
Some young animals do not look like their parents at first. They change as they grow to become like their parents.
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The changes that happen to an animal during its life make up its life cycle.
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Multiple Choice
What is the first stage of the frog life cycle?
eggs
tadpole
froglet
adult
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct sequence of the frog's life cycle
froglet, tadpole, frog, and egg
egg, frog, tadpole, and froglet
egg, tadpole, froglet, and frog
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Multiple Choice
larva
adult
pupa
egg
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Multiple Choice
What are the stages called that show how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly?
Life Cycle
Process
Life Steps
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