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Turtle Life Cycles Year 4 NPA

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a life cycle?

a)

A bicycle’s life.

b)

A story about someone’s life.

c)

The stages of a living thing’s life.

2.

The life cycle of a turtle goes in the following order:

a)

A)1. Adult 2. Eggs laid 3. Hatchlings come out of shells 4.Juvenile years

b)

1. Juvenile years 2. Adult 3. Eggs laid 4. Hatchlings come out of shells.

c)

1. Eggs laid 2. Adult.

3.

When do Flatback turtles lay their eggs?

a)

Anytime they want!

b)

January-March

c)

October- November

4.

How many weeks does it take for turtles to hatch?

a)

6-8 weeks

b)

1 year

c)

36 weeks

5.

What elements affect the survival of turtles?

a)

Aliens and Predators.

b)

Using plastic and eating turtles.

c)

Pollution, overhunting, rising sea levels and temperatures, predators.

6.

What elements help turtles survive?

a)

Zoos, aquariums and the ocean.

b)

Scientists, sandbanks, rangers and the council.

c)

The prime minister

7.

What actions from scientists help turtles?

a)

Surgery, taking photos and dragging them into the water.

b)

Testing medicine on them.

c)

Tagging them for monitoring, artificial incubation and checking on them in nesting season at the sandbanks.

8.

How do sandbanks help turtles?

a)

Sandbanks give turtles sand money.

b)

It’s soft and comfortable.

c)

The sand keeps the eggs warm for hatching and hidden from predators.

9.

How does artificial incubation help turtles?

a)

Helps the mother turtle know her babies are okay.

b)

Natural way of turtle eggs hatching.

c)

Created by humans to help breed more male turtles and save them from predators in the early stages.

10.

How do rangers and council help turtles?

a)

They keep turtles in good range.

b)

They clean beaches, ban overhunting, help reduce plastic use and turtles affected by pollution.

c)

They follow turtles in their boats to check on what they are doing and where they are.