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Topic 5: Plants and Animals

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

a living thing that uses energy from the sun to make food for itself

a)

plant

b)

animal

c)

nutrient

d)

disperse

2.

a living thing that cannot make its own food

a)

plant

b)

animal

c)

shelter

d)

nutrient

3.

the way plants and other living things grow and change

a)

plant

b)

life cycle

c)

nutrient

d)

disperse

4.

a material that helps living things grow

a)

plant

b)

animal

c)

nutrient

d)

shelter

5.

a place that protects animals

a)

nutrient

b)

shelter

c)

disperse

d)

pollination

6.

to scatter in different directions

a)

life cycle

b)

nutrient

c)

disperse

d)

pollination

7.

the spreading of pollen from flower to flower

a)

life cycle

b)

disperse

c)

pollination

d)

nutrient

8.

How does the hummingbird's life begin?

a)

as an egg

b)

as a seed

c)

as a larva

d)

it can fly at birth

9.

How does the butterfly's life begin?

a)

as an egg

b)

as a seed

c)

as a larva

d)

it can fly at birth

10.

How do animals get oxygen?

a)

from the air

b)

from their food

c)

from sunlight

d)

from water

11.

How does a plant get water and nutrients from soil?

a)

its leaves

b)

its stem

c)

fruit

d)

roots

12.

What does a plant need to produce food?

a)

plants

b)

animals

c)

water

d)

fruit

13.

Which part of a plant makes oxygen that animals and plants need?

a)

flower

b)

leaf

c)

root

d)

stem

14.

Bees and butterflies are examples of ______________.

a)

nutrients

b)

pollinators

c)

reproduce

d)

disperse

15.

Without pollinators, many plants would not be able to _________________.

a)

nutrients

b)

reproduce

c)

pollinators

d)

disperse

16.

Where is pollen located on a flower?

a)

the petals

b)

the stem

c)

the leaves

d)

the center

17.

Which is an example of pollination?

a)

An animal eats fruit.

b)

A person plants flowers.

c)

Acorns fall from an oak tree.

d)

A bee flies from flower to flower.

18.

What is this an example of?

a)

pollination

b)

seed dispersal

c)

how animals find food

d)

how plants help animals

19.

How are the needs of the worm and the deer similar?

a)

They have similar shelters.

b)

They have similar body parts.

c)

Both can walk, jump, and run.

d)

Both need food, water, and air.

20.

How are the needs of the worm and the deer different?

a)

The worm needs more space than the deer.

b)

The deer needs more space than the worm.

c)

Only one of the animals needs shelter.

d)

Only one of the animals needs food and water.

21.

Why would a plant learn toward the sun?

a)

It catches sunlight to make food.

b)

The sun keeps the plant warm.

c)

It gets water and nutrients from the sun.

d)

The sun helps the plant stand up.

22.

How are plants and animals alike?

a)

Both need people.

b)

Both are nonliving things.

c)

Both change energy from the sun to food.

d)

Both are living things that grow and change.

23.

How are plants and animals different?

a)

Plants need people, but animals do not.

b)

Animals have a life cycle, but plants do not.

c)

Plants can make their own food, but animals cannot.

d)

Animals can make their own food, but plants cannot.