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WorksheetsSCIENCE Q2: Human Body/Sense Organs/Living&Nonliving/Plants
Total questions: 93
Worksheet time: 55mins
Any individual entity that
embodies the properties of life
ORGANISM
REPRODUCE
ENVIRONMENT
CELLS
To make more of
one’s own kind.
ORGANISM
REPRODUCE
ENVIRONMENT
CELLS
All the living and nonliving things
that surround an organism.
ORGANISM
REPRODUCE
ENVIRONMENT
CELLS
Building blocks of life.
ORGANISM
REPRODUCE
ENVIRONMENT
CELLS
Living things are called (a) . They use energy to grow.
Living things are called organism. They use (a) to grow.
Living things are called organism. They use energy to (a) .
To (a) means to change with age.
To grow means to change with (a) .
Getting larger
Growth
development
Process of change that occurs during an organism's life to produce a more complex organism.
Growth
development
Growth and development requires this
Energy
Age
Time
Space
TRUE OR FALSE
All living things GROW and DEVELOP.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Living things respond, or react, to the world around them.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
When a plant is in shade, it bends by bending toward sunlight.
TRUE
FALSE
Living things ______, or react, to the world around them.
Respond
grow
move
TRUE OR FALSE
Living things reproduce. To reproduce means to make more of one’s own kind.
TRUE
FALSE
Living things ________. It means to make more of one’s own kind.
reproduce
grow
move
TRUE OR FALSE
An apple tree reproduces by making apple seeds. The seeds can grow into new apple trees.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Rocks, soil and water are all nonliving
things that come from nature.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Cars and road are nonliving things made by people.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Cars and road are nonliving things made by nature.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Rocks, soil and water are all nonliving
things that are made by people.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Nonliving things are different form living things. They do not grow, respond or reproduce.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Nonliving things are same with living things. They also grow, respond or reproduce.
TRUE
FALSE
What are the needs of LIVING THINGS to survive?
food
water
space
gases found in air or water
money
TRUE OR FALSE
A living thing will die if its needs are not met.
TRUE
FALSE
A living thing will (a) if its needs are not met.
Living things needs energy to live and grow. They get energy from (a) .
They get food by eating other organism.
animals
plants
They make their own food using
energy from sunlight.
animals
plants
Animals get food by eating __________.
other organism
sunlight
Plants make
their own food using
energy from ________.
other organism
sunlight
TRUE OR FALSE
All living things are full of water.
TRUE
FALSE
They use this to breakdown
food and get rid of waste.
gases
water
food
Living things needs
energy to live and grow.
They get energy from _____.
gases
water
food
They use it to transport food throughout their bodies.
gases
water
food
Living things need regular supply of _____ to stay healthy.
gases
water
food
Living things uses water to ______ food throughout their bodies.
produce
transport
develop
grow
Animals need _____ to survive.
oxygen
carbon dioxide
Oxygen is a gas found in ____ and _____.
air
water
soil
food
TRUE OR FALSE
Every time you breathe, you take in
oxygen from the air.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Fish, clams and most other sea
animals get oxygen from the
water around them.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Plants need oxygen and a
gas called carbon dioxide.
TRUE
FALSE
Plants use energy from
sunlight to change carbon
dioxide and water into (a) .
TRUE OR FALSE
Organisms need space or
rooms. Plants need space to
grow and to get water and
sunlight.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Animals does not need space
to move and find food.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Different organisms need
different amounts of space.
Whales swim for miles in oceans.
TRUE
FALSE
The human body is divided into three
divisions:
TRUNK or TORSO
LIMBS
HEAD
SENSE ORGAN
This is the uppermost part of
your body.
TRUNK or TORSO
LIMBS
HEAD
SENSE ORGAN
Your (a) supports your head and connects it to your
trunk.
This made up of arms and
legs. They come in pairs- left and
right arms and left and right legs.
TRUNK or TORSO
LIMBS
HEAD
SENSE ORGAN
Your arms are from your __________.
lower limbs
upper limbs
Your legs and feet make up your __________.
lower limbs
upper limbs
TRUE OR FALSE
Your arms are made up of still smaller parts. Together they enable you to hold things, lift objects, push doors and press things. They also let you carry objects and write numbers and letters.
TRUE
FALSE
Your _____ connects your upper limbs to the trunk.
neck
shoulder
arms
Your ______ support your entire body.
lower limbs
upper limbs
TRUE OR FALSE
The thighs, knees, calves and feet make up your lower limbs. Together these parts help you do activities like walking, running, jumping and swimming.
TRUE
FALSE
Your ____ connects your lower limbs to your trunk.
shoulder
hips
neck
Your (a) connects your lower limbs to your trunk.
At the tip of each finger
is a _____.
fingernail
toenail
At the tip of each toe
is a _____.
fingernail
toenail
It is the practice of keeping clean.
(a)
An organ of the body which responds to
external stimuli by conveying impulses to the sensory nervous system.
TRUNK or TORSO
LIMBS
HEAD
SENSE ORGAN
Your body has these sense organs.
EYES
EARS
NOSE
TONGUE
SKIN
TRUE OR FALSE
The different sense organs work together and help you make sense of your environment. They let you enjoy the beauty of your surroundings and warn you of possible dangers.
TRUE
FALSE
Organs of sight. They let you see
things around you, and see colors, shape and size of objects.
EYES
EARS
NOSE
TONGUE
SKIN
Organs of hearing. They allow you to hear enjoy music and shows on TV. They also warn you of the dangers around you. The blowing of horns in the street tells you that a vehicle is coming.
EYES
EARS
NOSE
TONGUE
SKIN
Organs of taste. It help you know if something is sweet,
salty, sour or bitter.
EYES
EARS
NOSE
TONGUE
SKIN
Organ of smell. It lets you know the scent or odor of objects.
EYES
EARS
NOSE
TONGUE
SKIN
Organ of touch. It covers the whole body and senses texture.
EYES
EARS
NOSE
TONGUE
SKIN
Organ of touch. It tells you that an
object is smooth or rough and senses temperature. It tells you whether an object is hot or cold.
EYES
EARS
NOSE
TONGUE
SKIN
They are structures that take in water.
ROOTS
NUTRIENTS
STEM
LEAF
They are structures that hold a plant in place.
ROOTS
NUTRIENTS
STEM
LEAF
Substances that help living things
grow and stay healthy.
ROOTS
NUTRIENTS
STEM
LEAF
A structure that holds up a plant.
Leaves attach to it.
ROOTS
NUTRIENTS
STEM
LEAF
A structure where a plant makes food.
ROOTS
NUTRIENTS
STEM
LEAF
TRUE OR FALSE
Plants come in different shapes and sizes.
TRUE
FALSE
One characteristics that all plants share is that they can make their own (a) .
Plants use energy from the (a) to make food.
TRUE OR FALSE
Plants come in different shapes and sizes.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Most grow in the ground. Plants cannot move around
like animals can.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
Plants do not eat other organisms to get energy like animals do. Instead they use energy from the Sun to make food.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
One characteristics that all plants share is that they can make their own food.
TRUE
FALSE
What are the three structures plants mostly have?
ROOTS
STEMS
FLOWERS
LEAVES
FRUITS
Hold leaves upright so they can get sunlight.
ROOTS
STEMS
FLOWERS
LEAVES
FRUITS
Carries water, nutrients and food throughout a plant.
ROOTS
STEMS
FLOWERS
LEAVES
FRUITS
Water and nutrients flow up from the ______ then through tubes in the stem.
ROOTS
STEMS
FLOWERS
LEAVES
FRUITS
Water and nutrients flow up from the roots through tubes in the _____.
ROOTS
STEMS
FLOWERS
LEAVES
FRUITS
A structure where a plant makes food. Plants make food
in the process of photosynthesis.
ROOTS
STEMS
FLOWERS
LEAVES
FRUITS
During this process plants
use energy from the Sun to change
carbon dioxide and water into sugars.
Photosynthesis
NUTRIENTS
RESPOND
GROWTH
These are food for plant. They give plants the energy they need to grow.
(a)
Soil is a major source of nutrients needed by plants for growth. The three main nutrients are:
nitrogen (N)
phosphorus (P)
potassium (K)
calcium
magnesium and sulfur.
