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Worksheets4th Grade Life Science
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
all stages of a living thing, from beginning to death
life cycle
reproduction
offspring
metamorphosis
The new living thing of their parents
reproduction
offspring
life cycle
metamorphosis
Animals that change form as they become adults
metamorphosis
offspring
life cycle
reproduction
This is the second stage of a the life cycle of an animal that goes through a complete metamorphosis
eggs
larva
pupa
adult
The third stage in the life cycle of an animal that goes through a complete metamorphosis. This is the stage before adult, and in this stage, the animal usually makes a hard case around itself as it changes inside.
pupa
larva
eggs
adult
The second stage in the life cycle in animals that go through an incomplete metamorphosis; this stage is after the egg, and right before adult
pupa
larva
nymph
egg
a characteristic of a living thing
trait
behavior
instinct
environment
a characteristic that a living thing gets from its parents
inherited trait
learned behavior
acquired trait
instinct
A way a living thing responds, or reacts, to its surroundings, such as building a nest
behavior
instict
trait
environment
inherited behaviors to help animals survive in their environment
instinct
trait
behavior
life cycle
a characteristic that a living thing gets in its lifetime, such as a scar or bent wing. They are not born with them, nor will they pass them on to their offspring.
inherited trat
acquired traint
instinct
behavior
When an animal is inactive during the winter or colder months, but do move around to get food
hibernate
dormant
shed
migrate
an animal that eats dead plants and animals, including waste
omnivore
decomposer
herbivore
carnivore
Something that a living thing needs in order to stay alive; food, water, air, and sunlight are examples.
resource
life cycle
environment
shed
The tiny new plant in the seed
embryo
flower
pollen
ovary
When the seed of a plant sprouts
germinate
pollen
response
reproduce
Flowers produce this powdery material; it forms in the male part of the flower and is used in reproduction of the plant
pollen
embryo
seed
flower
a living thing that makes its own food
producer
consumer
omnivore
herbivore
these get energy by eating other living things
consumers
producers
decomposers
cones
a model that shows how energy flows from one living thing to another
food chain
table
chart
graph
