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WorksheetsNS Term 1: Test Revision
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 29mins
Are humans living or non-living?
living
non-living
I'm not sure
Do you think sweets are living or non-living?
living
non-living
I'm not sure
Is a bird living or non-living?
living
non-living
I'm not sure
Is a giraffe a living thing?
No
Yes
I'm not sure
Is a plant living or non-living?
non-living
living
I'm not sure
What do you think a living thing needs to survive?
food
bed
chair
I'm not sure
What does a living thing need?
fire
air
earth
I'm not sure
Can non-living things reproduce?
yes
no
I'm not sure
Can a living thing move?
yes
no
I'm not sure
Birds lay eggs in a nest. Are they living or non living thing?
Living
Non-living
I am not sure.
Rivers run deep. Are they living or non living?
Living
Non living
I am not sure.
Rocks are everywhere in the park.
Living
Nonliving
I am not sure.
The things around us that are alive are called . . . .
plants
organisms
non-living things
living things
Why animals and humans need food ?
They need food to respond to changes
They need food to give their bodies energy
They need food to make flowers
They need food to get sick
The animals that look like their parents when they are young:
Why plants need water ?
Plants need water to make food
Plants need water to give their bodies energy
Plants need water to respond to changes
Plants need water to breathe
The water, air and fire are living things.
True
False
Which of the following is not a living thing?
All living things need ________ to breathe.
Who grows old and dies?
Which of the following can move on its OWN?
Germination is _________________________________.
when a seed starts to grow
when an egg and pollen join together
when pollen moves stamen to stigma
when a plant makes its own food.
The part of a plant that grows into a new plant.
food store
roots
seed
flower
What DOESN'T a plant need to grow?
sunlight
warmth
water
soil
flowers
Which part of plant holds the leaves, flowers and fruits?
stem
roots
leaves
Leaves
Flower
Seed
Stem
Leaves
Roots
It makes food and usually green in color
roots
leaves
flower
Fruit
leaf
stem
It gets water and nutrient from the soil
flower
roots
fruits
Seed
Flower
Stem
It contains seeds and can be eaten
Fruit
Flower
Stem
Label the part of the plant correctly as shown in the picture.
1.Flower, 2. Stem, 3. Roots, 4. Leaves
1. Flower, 2. Leaves, 3. Stem, 4. Roots
1. Flower, 2. Stem, 3. Leaves, 4. Roots
Which part of the plant holds it in the ground?
Which part of the plant makes food for the plant?
flower
fruit
leaf
root
What plant part contains seeds?
flower
leaf
root
fruit
Plants make their own food.
True
False
Does the structure pictured help the animal function in movement, eating or covering for protection?
Image: Dolphin's tail
movement
covering
eating
Does the structure pictured help the animal function in movement, eating or covering for protection?
Image: Ant's Legs
movement
covering
eating
Does the structure pictured help the animal function in movement, eating or covering for protection?
Image: Alpaca's Fur
movement
covering
eating
Which group does it belong to?
invertebrate
vertebrate
What is the major difference between vertebrates and invertebrates?
Vertebrates have a backbone and invertebrates do not.
Invertebrates live in water and vertebrates do not.
Invertebrates have a backbone and vertebrates do not.
Invertebrates are smaller than vertebrates.
Is this animal a vertebrate or invertebrate?
invertebrates
vertebrates
Which group does it belong to?
invertebrate
vertebrate
Which group does it belong to?
vertebrate
invertebrate
Which group does it belong to?
vertebrate
invertebrate
Which group does it belong to?
vertebrate
invertebrate
Which group does it belong to?
invertebrate
vertebrate
What is an invertebrate?
an animal without a backbone
mammals
birds
an animal with a backbone
The tortoise has a backbone so it is a ................... .
vertebrate
invertebrate
