Review Science DA Unit 9 & 10

If the students saw eggs on a leaf, what could they expect to see next?

• butterfly

• caterpillar

• cacoon

• eggs

The avocado fruit contains one seed, and the papaya fruit contains many seeds. True or False?

• True

• False

• This is not an avocado. Avocado's are not good.

• This is not fruit. It contains NO seeds.

Seeds grow new plants.

• True
• False

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NGSS.MS-LS1-5

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How do plants depend on butterflies?

• Butterflies spread seeds to new places.

• Butterflies eat bugs off of the plants.

• Butterflies pollinate the plants.

Which is TRUE about the butterfly life cycle?

• A tiny butterfly hatches from the egg.

• The butterfly life cycle stops and does not repeat.

• The egg hatches an offspring that does not yet look like the parent.

• The offspring looks just like the parent after it hatches.

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NGSS.3-LS1-1

Label the part of the plant marked 'C' in the diagram.

• stem

• flower

• root

• leaf

In the diagram look at C. How does this structure help meet its basic needs? Pick 2 answers.

• Roots act like an anchor to hold the plant down in the soil.

• Roots absorb water from the soil.

• The roots use the sun's energy to make food.

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NGSS.MS-LS2-1

Look at the diagram of the frog's life cycle. What is the correct order of the stages?

• 
  Adult Frog → Egg → Tadpole → Young Frog

• Tadpole → Egg → Young Frog → Adult Frog

• Egg → Young Frog → Tadpole → Adult Frog

• 
  Egg → Tadpole → Young Frog → Adult Frog

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NGSS.3-LS1-1

Ashton is investigating the life cycle of a frog. Which diagram describes the life cycle of a frog?

• Diagram A showing: (egg → tadpole → young frog → adult frog, but in a different order)

• (Diagram B showing: egg → tadpole → young frog → adult frog)

• Diagram C showing the life cycle of a frog.

• The frog does not have a life cycle.

Compare the stem of a plant and the trunk of a tree.

• The stem and the trunk each carry water.

• both plant parts collect water from the ground.

• neither the stem nor the trunk help the plant live.

• A plant does not have a stem. A tree does not have a trunk.

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