Grade 4 Quarter 1 Pre-Test: Plants, Animals, & The Senses

The (a)   hold the plant steady in the soil and

collect water for the rest of the plant.

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The (a)   use air, water, and sunlight to make

food for the plant.

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The (a)   are stored in the fruit and can make

new plants.

The (a)   carries water through the plant and supports the other plant parts.

Imagine a windstorm blows all the flowers off the plant in the diagram. What will happen to the plant? Use evidence to support your answer.

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A three-toed sloth lives its whole life in trees. Its long

arms help it move slowly through the trees to find food.

Long, curved claws help the sloth grasp tree branches as

it moves. The sloth also uses its claws to bring leaves to its

mouth, where blunt teeth crush the leaves. The sloth has a

stomach that can easily digest the leaves. Its head can turn

nearly all the way around to help it watch for predators.

If attacked, it protects itself with its claws. The color of its

hair and the shape of its body make it hard for predators

to see the sloth. It can hide easily in the trees.

Question: How do the body parts of a three-toed sloth help it survive in trees? Use evidence from the photo and passage to make a claim that answers the question.

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Keep it up & Show what you know!! How are you feeling right now?

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Imagine you are playing outside with your dog. You throw a ball, and your dog runs to fetch it. You call out your dog’s name, and it runs back to you. You hide dog treats in your hand, and your dog sniffs your hand and barks because it wants one.

Question: Which is NOT an example of sensory information the dog received?

• saw the ball thrown

• tasted a squirrel

• heard its name

• smelled dog treats

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Imagine you are playing outside with your dog. You throw a ball, and your dog runs to fetch it. You call out your dog’s name, and it runs back to you. You hide dog treats in your hand, and your dog sniffs your hand and barks because it wants one.

Question: Which is an example of a sense organ the dog used?

• eyes

• ears

• nose

• the dog used all of these

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Imagine you are playing outside with your dog. You throw a ball, and your dog runs to fetch it. You call out your dog’s name, and it runs back to you. You hide dog treats in your hand, and your dog sniffs your hand and barks because it wants one.

Question: Which is NOT an example of the dog's behavior?

• the dog has fluffy ears

• fetched the ball

• ran back to me

• sniffed my hand and barked

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