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Science - Trimister 1 - Exams Revision

Science - Trimister 1 - Exams Revision

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Science

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2nd Grade

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Mariam Farooq

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14 Slides • 25 Questions

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​What Are Animal Needs?
  • ​Animals are living things. Humans are living things, too.

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  • 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 ............................

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stay calm

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escape

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stay alive

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Multiple Choice

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The cave helps the bear meet what basic need?

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Air

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Shelter

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Water

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Food

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Multiple Choice

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The animal in the picture is meeting what basic need?

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Food

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Water

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Air

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Shelter

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Multiple Choice

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What basic need is being met by these animals?

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Air

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Shelter

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Food

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Water

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Multiple Choice

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What are the basic needs of ALL animals?
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wind, food, shelter, and rocks

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food, water, shelter, and soil

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food, wind, water, and rocks

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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.

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  • 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?

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snake

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turtle

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fish

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dog

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Multiple Select

Choose the animals that are mammals?

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Multiple Choice

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An eagle is a.............

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reptile

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amphibian

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bird

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fish

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Multiple Choice

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What is the body coverings of this animal?

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Multiple Choice

What kind of animal that has hair of fur?

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fish

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insect

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mammals

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reptiles

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Multiple Choice

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A horse is a ........

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Insect

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mammal

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bird

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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.

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Fish

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Insect

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Bird

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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.

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Insect

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Amphibian

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Fish

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Bird

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Multiple Choice

Duck, penguin, and chicken are ___________.

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Mammals

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Birds

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Reptiles

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Amphibians

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Multiple Choice

Which animal produces eggs ?

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  • A reptile has dry skin covered with scales.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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?

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ant

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dog

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monkey

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turtle

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Multiple Choice

What kind of animal has dry scaly skin and lays eggs?

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Birds

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Mammal

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Reptile

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of insect?

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butterfly

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dog

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frog

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turtle

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Multiple Select

What kind of animal has six legs and three body parts?

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Amphibian

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Bird

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Insects

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Mammals

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of amphibian?

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2
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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.

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Insect

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Mammal

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Bird

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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?

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eggs

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tadpole

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froglet

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adult

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Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sequence of the frog's life cycle

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froglet, tadpole, frog, and egg

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egg, frog, tadpole, and froglet

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egg, tadpole, froglet, and frog

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Multiple Choice

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The picture shows which stage of a butterfly?
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larva

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adult

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pupa

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egg

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Multiple Choice

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What are the stages called that show how a caterpillar turns into a butterfly?

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Life Cycle

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Process

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Life Steps

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