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WorksheetsScience 4º Primary
Total questions: 149
Worksheet time: 1hrs 19mins
An ecosystem includes all the living and ... in a specific area and the interaction that occurs between them.
non-living things
habitat
composers
fauna
All the animal life in an ecosystem is called the
fauna
flora
community
deserts
Organisms of the same species that live in the same area are called a
population
community
ecosystems
forest
When populations interact with each other, they form a
community
primary consumers
consumers
producers
... are the driest and hottest ecosystems on Earth.
Deserts
Forests
Grasslands
Marine
... ecosystems can be made up of deciduous or evergreen trees.
Forest
Deserts
Grasslands
Marine
... are dominated by large areas of grass and are found in areas where there isn’t enough rain for trees to grow.
Grasslands
Deserts
Forests
Marine
The largest ecosystem on Earth is the ...
ocean
grassland
forest
desert
... reefs are one of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth and are home to about 25% of all marine life
Coral
Marine
Habitat
Forest
Cities and towns are examples of ...
urban ecosystems
ocean ecosystems
grasslands ecosystems
forest ecosystems
Identify the ecosystem in the picture
Urban
Marine
Forest
Desert
Identify the ecosystem in the picture
Marine
Urban
Forest
Desert
Identify the ecosystem in the picture
Forest
Desert
Grassland
Marine
Identify the ecosystem in the picture
Desert
Grassland
Marine
Urban
Identify the ecosystem in the picture
Grassland
Marine
Desert
Forest
The natural home of a living thing.
Habitat
Fauna
Protists
Population
These living things obtain their energy by eating other living things.
Consumers
Producers
These living things use energy from the Sun to make their own food.
Producers
Consumers
Animals and plants can’t live on the shoreline
False
True
Urban ecosystems only have man-made elements
False
True
Coral reefs are one of the most diverse ecosystems
True
False
Which Living things go to desert ecosystem?
Cacti and scorpions
Zebras and lions
Crabs and scorpions
Deciduous trees and fungi
Which Living things go to the urban ecosystem?
Pigeons and rats
Zebras and lions
Cacti and scorpions
Crabs and seaweed.
Which Living things go to forest ecosystem?
Zebras and lions
Crabs and seaweed
Cacti and scorpions
Pigeons and rats
Vertebrates are animals that...
have winds
lay eggs
have bones
mother gives birth
The most extensive stage of the past is ...
Neolithic
Palaeolithic
Copper age
Prehistory is divided into...
Ancient Age, Middle Ages and Contemporary Age.
Past, present and future.
Paleolithic, Neolithic and Metal Age.
With the appearance of the human being began ...
The Paleolithic.
The Neolithic.
The age of metals.
Humans became farmers in ...
The Paleolithic.
The Neolithic.
The age of metals.
In the Palaeolithic, it was invented ...
Fire
Wheel
Ceramic
In the Paleolithic, human beings lived ...
In villages.
In caves
In towns.
In the Age of Metals, objects with ...
Iron, bronze and copper.
Stone and wood
Silex
In the Neolithic, human beings were ...
Nomads
Citizens
Sedentary
... studies the historical period before the Middle Ages.
An ancient historian
An archeologist
Palaeontologist
... studies and writes about the past.
A historian
A palaeontologist
Archaeologist
An _________________ keeps important documents and historical records safe.
archivist
historian
geologist
A ________________ studies rocks, minerals and the Earth’s surface.
geologist
palaeontologist
historian
A _________________ studies fossils.
palaeontologist
archaeologist
historian
The beginning of sedentary life
Neollithic
Palaeolithic
Mesolithic
The beginning of human history.
Palaeolithic
Mesolithic
Neolithic
The transition period of the Stone Age.
Mesolithic
Palaeolithic
Neolithic
People learnt to use fire.
Palaeolithic
Mesolithic
Neolithic
People cultivated crops and domesticated animals.
Neolithic
Palaeolithic
Copper age
Housing was temporary. People lived in caves.
Palaeolithic
Mesolithic
Neolithic
Farming tools were invented.
Palaeolithic
Bronce age
Neolithic
Stone, bone and wood were used to make simple tools.
Palaeolithic
Neolithic
Mesolithic
In the Palaeolithic Period, humans were...
Sedentary
Ugly
Nomads
Sedentary and nomads
When humans became sedentary in the Neolithic Period, they live in...
Villages
Towns
cities
Hotels
When did Prehistory end?
when hominids appeared
When fire was discovered
When writing was invented
When Christ was born
A type of matter that can be found on earth as a solid, liquid, and gas
gold
water
oxygen
rock
All metals are -
conductors
magnetic
insulators
soluble
Mass is -
the amount of matter in an object
the density of a material
the amount of force a material has
the concentration of matter in an object.
A material that is an insulator will -
allow energy to travel
stop or slow down energy
A material that is an conductor will -
allow energy to travel
stop or slow down energy
Mass is the amount of space that an object occupies.
True
False
We measure mass in grams.
True
False
We calculate density by dividing the mass of an object by its volume.
True
False
Iron has a lower density than water.
True
False
Everything that takes up space and has mass is -
volume
mass
matter
magnetic
My spinal cord send _________ between my brain and the nerves in my body.
Memories
Blood
Waste
Messages
I breathe out gas called ___________ that my body does not need.
Oxygen
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Dioxide
Hydrogen Peroxide
The ____________ is where babies develop and grow.
uterus
brain
heart
mouth
The ____________ is the control centre of our body.
brain
nose
skin
heart
Our ___________ is the organ of smell
Nose
Eyes
Ears
Tongue
Our ___________ is the organ of taste
Tongue
Skin
Eyes
Nose
Our _____________ are the organs of sight.
Eyes
Ears
Nose
Skin
... system
Respiratory
Digestive
Nervous
Excretory
... system
Circulatory
Respiratory
Nervous
Digestive
... system
Nervous
Digestive
Reproductive
Respiratory
... system
Digestive
Nervous
Respiratory
Excretory
The skeleton has three parts: the ...., the torso and the limbs
Skull
Elbows
Joints
Organs
Name
Ribs
Femur
Vertebrae
Skull
Name
Vertebrae
Femur
Skull
Pelvis
Three vital functions.
Nutrition, interaction, reproduction.
Nutrition, hearing, lungs.
Interaction, skeletal, excretory
Circulatory, reproduction, organs.
Our body is formed by...
Cells
Water
Muscles
Organs
