WorksheetsHydroponics LS
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Bio-
a)
life
b)
air
c)
Earth / land
d)
water
2.
Hydro-
a)
life
b)
air
c)
Earth / land
d)
water
3.
Atmo-
a)
life
b)
air
c)
Earth / land
d)
water
4.
Geo-
a)
life
b)
air
c)
Earth / land
d)
water
5.
Sphere
a)
Shaped like a globe
b)
Related to light
c)
Related to the environment
d)
Related to Work
6.
Photo-
a)
Shaped like a globe
b)
Related to light
c)
Related to the environment
d)
Related to Work
7.
Eco-
a)
Shaped like a globe
b)
Related to light
c)
Related to the environment
d)
Related to Work
8.
-ponics
a)
Shaped like a globe
b)
Related to light
c)
Related to the environment
d)
Related to Work
9.
Ocean
a)
large body of water
b)
large body of water surrounded by land
c)
large stream of flowing water
d)
sheets of ice at the poles
e)
slow moving mass of ice
10.
Lake
a)
large body of water
b)
large body of water surrounded by land
c)
large stream of flowing water
d)
sheets of ice at the poles
e)
slow moving mass of ice
11.
River
a)
large body of water
b)
large body of water surrounded by land
c)
large stream of flowing water
d)
sheets of ice at the poles
e)
slow moving mass of ice
12.
Polar ice cap
a)
large body of water
b)
large body of water surrounded by land
c)
large stream of flowing water
d)
sheets of ice at the poles
e)
slow moving mass of ice
13.
Glacier
a)
large body of water
b)
large body of water surrounded by land
c)
large stream of flowing water
d)
sheets of ice at the poles
e)
slow moving mass of ice
14.
Groundwater
a)
large body of water
b)
large body of water surrounded by land
c)
large stream of flowing water
d)
sheets of ice at the poles
e)
water in or underground
15.
Troposphere
a)
lowest region of the atmosphere
b)
above the troposphere
c)
above the stratosphere and below thermosphere
d)
above the mesosphere
e)
last region of the Earth’s atmosphere
16.
Stratosphere
a)
lowest region of the atmosphere
b)
above the troposphere
c)
above the stratosphere and below thermosphere
d)
above the mesosphere
e)
last region of the Earth’s atmosphere
17.
Mesosphere
a)
lowest region of the atmosphere
b)
above the troposphere
c)
above the stratosphere and below thermosphere
d)
above the mesosphere
e)
last region of the Earth’s atmosphere
18.
Thermosphere
a)
lowest region of the atmosphere
b)
above the troposphere
c)
above the stratosphere and below thermosphere
d)
above the mesosphere
e)
last region of the Earth’s atmosphere
19.
Exosphere
a)
lowest region of the atmosphere
b)
above the troposphere
c)
above the stratosphere and below thermosphere
d)
above the mesosphere
e)
last region of the Earth’s atmosphere
20.
Photosynthesis
a)
process of how plants make food
b)
source of energy for plants
c)
what things are made of
d)
living thing which produces its own food
e)
slow destruction of something
21.
Sun
a)
process of how plants make food
b)
source of energy for plants
c)
what things are made of
d)
living thing which produces its own food
e)
slow destruction of something
22.
Matter
a)
process of how plants make food
b)
source of energy for plants
c)
what things are made of
d)
living thing which produces its own food
e)
slow destruction of something
23.
Plants
a)
process of how plants make food
b)
source of energy for plants
c)
what things are made of
d)
living thing which produces its own food
e)
slow destruction of something
24.
Erosion
a)
process of how plants make food
b)
source of energy for plants
c)
what things are made of
d)
living thing which produces its own food
e)
slow destruction of something
25.
Hydroponics
a)
form of growing plants without soil
b)
gas absorbed by plants
c)
what things are made of
d)
living thing which produces its own food
e)
process of how plants make food
26.
Carbon Dioxide
a)
form of growing plants without soil
b)
gas absorbed by plants
c)
what things are made of
d)
living thing which produces its own food
e)
process of how plants make food
27.
Energy
a)
how living things build, repair, and grow
b)
represents a process, an object, or a system
c)
how things affect one another
d)
substances from nature
e)
surroundings where plants and animals live
28.
Model
a)
how living things build, repair, and grow
b)
represents a process, an object, or a system
c)
how things affect one another
d)
substances from nature
e)
surroundings where plants and animals live
29.
Interaction
a)
how living things build, repair, and grow
b)
represents a process, an object, or a system
c)
how things affect one another
d)
substances from nature
e)
surroundings where plants and animals live
30.
Natural Resource
a)
how living things build, repair, and grow
b)
represents a process, an object, or a system
c)
how things affect one another
d)
substances from nature
e)
surroundings where plants and animals live
31.
Environment
a)
how living things build, repair, and grow
b)
represents a process, an object, or a system
c)
how things affect one another
d)
substances from nature
e)
surroundings where plants and animals live
32.
System
a)
set of things or parts that make a bigger whole
b)
represents a process, an object, or a system
c)
how things affect one another
d)
substances from nature
e)
surroundings where plants and animals live
33.
Phenomenon
a)
how living things build, repair, and grow
b)
represents a process, an object, or a system
c)
how things affect one another
d)
substances from nature
e)
fact or situation that happens which is not always understood
34.
Animals
a)
mammals, living things that are not humans
b)
an organism that breaks down cells of dead plants and animals into simpler substances
c)
an organism that is able to produce its own food from inorganic substances
d)
an organism that feeds on plants and other animals
e)
a community of interacting organisms
35.
Decomposers
a)
mammals, living things that are not humans
b)
an organism that breaks down cells of dead plants and animals into simpler substances
c)
an organism that is able to produce its own food from inorganic substances
d)
an organism that feeds on plants and other animals
e)
a community of interacting organisms
36.
Producer
a)
mammals, living things that are not humans
b)
an organism that breaks down cells of dead plants and animals into simpler substances
c)
an organism that is able to produce its own food from inorganic substances
d)
an organism that feeds on plants and other animals
e)
a community of interacting organisms
37.
Consumer
a)
mammals, living things that are not humans
b)
an organism that breaks down cells of dead plants and animals into simpler substances
c)
an organism that is able to produce its own food from inorganic substances
d)
an organism that feeds on plants and other animals
e)
a community of interacting organisms
38.
Ecosystem
a)
mammals, living things that are not humans
b)
an organism that breaks down cells of dead plants and animals into simpler substances
c)
an organism that is able to produce its own food from inorganic substances
d)
an organism that feeds on plants and other animals
e)
a community of interacting organisms
39.
Food Chain & Web
a)
a model showing how plants and animals consume and transfer energy/matter
b)
plants and animals that live in a specific type of area
c)
an organism that feeds on plants and other animals
d)
mammals, living things that are not humans
e)
a community of interacting organisms
40.
Biome
a)
a model showing how plants and animals consume and transfer energy/matter
b)
plants and animals that live in a specific type of area
c)
an organism that feeds on plants and other animals
d)
mammals, living things that are not humans
e)
a community of interacting organisms
41.
Organism
a)
one animal, plant, or cell
b)
how living things use energy/matter to fix themselves
c)
how living things use energy/matter to grow
d)
how living things use energy/matter to continue to function
e)
how living things use energy to keep warm
42.
Body Repair
a)
one animal, plant, or cell
b)
how living things use energy/matter to fix themselves
c)
how living things use energy/matter to grow
d)
how living things use energy/matter to continue to function
e)
how living things use energy to keep warm
43.
Body Growth
a)
one animal, plant, or cell
b)
how living things use energy/matter to fix themselves
c)
how living things use energy/matter to grow
d)
how living things use energy/matter to continue to function
e)
how living things use energy to keep warm
44.
Body Maintenance
a)
one animal, plant, or cell
b)
how living things use energy/matter to fix themselves
c)
how living things use energy/matter to grow
d)
how living things use energy/matter to continue to function
e)
how living things use energy to keep warm
45.
Body Warmth
a)
one animal, plant, or cell
b)
how living things use energy/matter to fix themselves
c)
how living things use energy/matter to grow
d)
how living things use energy/matter to continue to function
e)
how living things use energy to keep warm
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