NWEA Life Science Practice (5th Gr)

How do plants get energy? 

• Photosynthesis 
• Eating other plants
• Respiration
• hydroponics 

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All living and non living things that interact in an area. 

• School
• Home
• Ecosystem
• environment 

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Who makes their own food?

• Producer
• Consumer
• herbivore
• animal

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During photosynthesis plants make sugar and....

• Carbon Dioxide
• Dirt
• Oxygen
• light

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Sunlight -> Red coco plant -> Spider Monkey -> What comes next in this food chain?

• fungi
• Jaguar
• Shark
• Spider

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What breaks down dead organisms and their waste?

• Decomposers

• dirt

• wind

• Miguel

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Which type of beak would best be suited for grabbing and opening small seeds?

• A

• B

• C

• D

This biome is characterized by wet conditions and consistently moderate temperature. Organisms have easy access to water and do not have wide seasonal temperature changes. Most diverse biome, huge variety of plants, including tall trees, and animals are abundant here. Which biome is it?

• tundra

• desert

• grasslands

• deciduous forest

• tropical rainforest

Label the life cycle.

d

c

b

a

pupa

larva

adult

egg

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Leah feeds her goats every day when she gets home from school. A wild racoon hides in the tree near the goat pen every afternoon. It's coat blends in with the tree bark, making it hard to see. When Leah dumps the food in the goat trough and leaves, the racoon runs to the trough and starts eating the food with the goats.

The ability to hide so well in the tree is ​ (a)   . Eating with the goats in the afternoon is ​ (b)   .

• an inherited trait
• a learned behavior
• migration
• an interaction

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