Test Review- 3rd Grade

Which solution would be BEST to help monarchs survive in a changing environment?

Creating a space where monarchs can –

• meet with their friends

• drink sweet drink

• meet all their needs

• be hungry

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Different animal groups cope with change in different ways. As seasons change, the temperatures of certain environments change.

Monarch butterflies __________ when seasons change.

Choose the word that BEST completes the sentence.

• eat

• migrate

• hibernate

• demonstrate

Which of the following is NOT how a mouse might respond to a volcano in their environment?

• Stay

• Move Away

• Slow Down

• Perish

Choose the word that BEST completes the sentence.

Animals like woodpeckers and raccoons live in or near forests because the physical environment ​ (a)   the organisms.​

• changes
• objects
• chooses
• supports

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Suitable means to ​meet the ​ (a)   of an ​ (b)  

• needs
• organism
• environment
• match
• ignore

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a long-term change to an environment?

• An erupting volcano

• Seasons changing

• Building a parking lot

• Fire burning a habitat

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A whale cannot survive in a rainforest but can survive in an ocean.

Which is the BEST explanation for why an ocean is a suitable environment for a whale?

• Whales live in trees.

• 1. Whales feed on leaves.

• 1. An ocean meets the needs of a whale.

• 1. A rainforest meets the needs of a whale.

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Some animals move from one environment to another when seasons change. We call this movement –

• expectation

• migration

• perish

• extinct

Match the following organism with most suitable environment

• zebra

• 
• cactus

• 
• dolphin

• 
• monkey

• 

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Observe the life cycles of the frog and the tomato plant.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about these life cycles?

• They both change and grow.

• They both have a pupa stage.

• They both have a seed stage.

• They both have an egg stage.

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