Science quiz G.6: Animals

What is the meaning of sexual reproduction ?

• A) One parent makes babies alone

• B) Female and male organism both help make a baby

• C) Babies hatch from eggs that didn’t need Male

• D) Babies grow like branches on a tree

What is the meaning of regeneration ?

• A) The process of producing offspring through mating

• B) The regrowth of lost or damaged body parts

• C) The transformation from larva to adult form

• D) The ability to change color for camouflage

Which are the two most common kingdoms that we know ?

• A) Vertebreate, Invertebreate

• B) Animals, Plants

• C) Reptiles, Insects

• D) Class, Order

What is the difference between vertebrate and invertebrate ?

• A) Vertebrates have wings while invertebrates do not

• B) Vertebrates are warm-blooded while invertebrates are cold-blooded

• C) Vertebrates live on land while invertebrates live in water

• D) Vertebrates have a backbone while invertebrates do not

What is the meaning of internal fertilization ?

• A) The union of egg and sperm occurs inside the mother's body  

• B) The egg and sperm fertilize outside the parent's body 

• C) Eggs are fertilized in water after being released by the female  

• D) Offspring are produced without the need for fertilization

What is the key distinguishing feature of mammals ?

• A) They all live on land

• B) They have feathers and lay eggs

• C) Females produce milk to feed their young

• D) They use gills for breathing

Which group of animals is warm-blooded ?

• A) Fish

• B) Birds

• C) Reptiles

• D) Amphibians

Which of these choices is correct ?

• A) All animals is producer

• B) Producer can’t make their own food

• C) Bacteria is consumer

• D) Bacteria is producer

Which of these choices is incorrect ?

• A) Tertiary consumers is a small carnivores

• B) Secondary consumers is a carnivals

• C) Primary consumers is omnivore

• D) Decomposer feed on dead and decaying material

What does a food web show in an ecosystem?

• A) How energy move in ecosystem

• B) A single chain of who eats whom

• C) Animals eat more than one thing

• C) The top predators at the ecosystem