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Worksheets4 grade animal quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which animal is a vertebrate?
Snail
Starfish
Jellyfish
Tiger
What are animals without backbone called?
(a)
What is the spelling of 🦑 this animal?
What is the key word for mimicry?
Big
Resembles
Small
brown
Which animal is cold blooded?
tiger
Lion
Fish
Deer
Goat
What is the layer of fat under the skin of an animal called?
(a)
The animals who eat meat are called herbivores.
True
False
What kind of organisms come last in the food chain?
Omnivores
Producers
Decomposer
Consumers
What type of adaptation can you see in the picture below?
Mimicry
Pretending to be dead
Camouflage
Hibernation
True or false: A Salamander a warm blooded animal.
True
False
Which is the fastest animal in the world?
Deer
Rabbit
Cheetah
Peregrine Falcon
Which animal is known as "Ship of Desert"?
Camel
Elephant
Giraffe
Lion
Which is the largest animal in the world?
Blue Whale
Shark
Elephant
Rhinoceros
Which animal die after drinking water?
Shark
Zebra
Hedgehog
Kangaroo Rat
Which of the following is an example of behavioral adaptation?
beak of a bird
hump on a camel
sharp teeth of a lion
birds migrating to other place
It is a kind of adaptation that involves some parts of an animal’s body.
Behavioral Adaptation
Physical Adaptation
Physical Adaptation or Behavioral Adaptation: A monkey has a long tail to help it swing from branch to branch.
Behavioral Adaptation
Physical Adaptation
What is it called when an organism changes color to blend in with their environment?
Aestivation
Camouflage
Mimicry
Migration
Is this an example of mimicry?
Yes
False
How do adaptations help animals?
to hunt for food
to survive in their habitats
to protect themselves from the predators
All of the above
What is hibernation?
A long walk through the woods
Building a boat to travel down a river
When animals have long periods of sleep to survive a cold and dangerous winter
Flying to another location
What type of interaction: A honeybee pollinating a plant and receiving nectar for food.
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
