WorksheetsYear 5 Living Things and their Habitats
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is it called when a mammal embryo grows inside its mother?
germination
growth
gestation
What is not a feature of a mammal?
cold-blooded
give birth to live young
have hair or fur
When insect eggs hatch, what is born?
live young
larva
pupa
How long does it take for a tadpole to hatch from an egg?
2-10 days
2-20 days
2-25 days
Asexual reproduction occurs when…. (tick two)
there is only one parent.
there are two parents.
the offspring is identical to the parent.
the offspring is similar but not identical to the parent.
The life cycles of amphibians and insects are similar because….(tick two)
they both give birth to live young.
the offspring hatch out of eggs.
they usually both undergo metamorphosis.
they can both fly.
Seed dispersal is part of a life process. Which life process is it a part of?
respiration
nutrition
excretion
reproduction
What comes last in a frog’s lifecycle?
grows fins.
eats insects.
grows front legs
An invertebrate is...
A type of plant.
A type of insect.
An animal with no backbone.
An animal which lays eggs.
A living thing is something that —
moves and talks
grows and changes
eats and changes
stays the same
What is the name of the part of the flower that is brightly coloured and attracts insects?
Sepal
Anther
Petal
Ovule
What is the name of the fine powder that gets transported to the female part of a flower?
Dust
Pollen
Ovules
Anther
What part of a flower contains the ovules?
Stamen
Style
Anther
Ovary
What is at the end of the filament?
Style
Pistil
Anther
Sepal
What is nectar?
A type of drink
Fine dust
Eggs
A tasty liquid for insects
What is the group name for the male parts of the flower?
Pistil
Stymen
Style
Stamen
What is the group name for the female parts of a flower?
Pistil
Ovary
Ovule
Filament
What is the receptacle?
The yellow bit of the flower
The base of the flower
The green leaves protecting the flower
The long bit in the middle
What are sepals for?
To attract insects
To transport pollen
To cover and protect the flower
To help it grow
What is the name of the part of the flower that is sticky and collects the pollen before going down the style into the ovary?
Stamen
Stigma
Sepal
filament
When the pollen lands on the Stigma, it travels down the (a) to the Ovary?
A fruit like a cherry, has tasty flesh to eat because.....?
We like tasty things
The fruit is eaten by birds and they disperse the seed
The tree likes making fruit
The fruit falls down and floats away
A Sycamore tree disperses its seeds by.......?
They are picked up by children and played with
They fall into the water and float away
They spin down from the tree and transported on the wind
There are eaten by blackbirds
A dandelion disperses it's seeds by.......?
Floating off on the wind
Floating off on the water
Falling to the ground nearby
Eaten by insects
The process where a seed starts to grow is called....?
Francination
Germination
Spainiation
Austrination
