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Life Cycles

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a seasonal change in trees?

a)

The leaves change color

b)

The leaves fall from the tree

c)

The leaves change color and fall from the tree

2.

What is Hibernation ?

a)

When animals sleep forever

b)

When animals go into an inactive period during the winter

c)

When animals run away

3.

What is Mitigation ?

a)

When animals sleep

b)

When animals move from one place to another and back because of the weather

c)

When animals leave

4.

What is metamorphosis?

a)

The changes that some animals go through in their life cycle - frogs, beetles, butterflies

b)

When animals leave

c)

When animals sleep

5.

How do animals get their energy?

a)

From sleeping

b)

From eating plants only, eating meat only, or eating plant and meat

c)

From leaving

6.

What are producers?

a)

Living things that make their own food through photosynthesis - Plants

b)

Someone that makes a movie

c)

Some that eats fruit

7.

What are consumers?

a)

Living things that eat plant

b)

Living things that eat meats

c)

Living things that eat other living things

8.

What is an herbivore

a)

plant eaters

b)

meat eaters

c)

plant and meat eaters

9.

What is a carnivore

a)

meat eaters

b)

plant eaters

c)

meat and plant eaters

d)

ice cream and cupcake eater

10.

What is a Food Chain?

a)

Transfer of food energy in a sequence of living things

b)

Eating all foods in a sequence

c)

Food that goes on a train

11.

What do the arrows represent in a food chain?

a)

Energy Flow

b)

Which way to go

c)

Target practice

12.

How do food chains always begin?

a)

Always begin with sun and plants

b)

With herbivores

c)

With eating other living things

13.

What is the the benefit of recycling?

a)

To make other things

b)

They conserve (save and use less) of our resources

14.

What are helpful affects that animals have on the environment?

a)

Waste add nutrients to soil, keep the number of living things balanced and spread pollen and seeds

b)

To make us happy

c)

To be cute and to cuddle with

15.

What are the steps of plant reproduction?

a)

Pollination, fertilization, seed, seed dispersal

b)

Pollinate and grow

c)

Grow and bloom

16.

What is germination?

a)

Spread germs

b)

When a seed sprouts

c)

blooming

d)

pollination

17.

When a seed germinates, what is it called?

a)

Seedling

b)

Blooming

c)

Pollinating

18.

What happens during pollination?

a)

Blooming

b)

Pollen from the male parts pass to the female parts

c)

Giving flowers to a friend

19.

What is fertilization?

a)

When the male cell joins with the female cell in the Ovary to make a seed

b)

When the female cell pollinates

c)

When the male cell germinates

20.

How seed are dispersed (spread around)?

a)

Animals, water and wind

b)

Animals ONLY

c)

Water ONLY

d)

Wind ONLY

21.

What are two parts of the plant that are used for plant reproduction?

a)

Cones and flowers

b)

Cones only

c)

Flowers

22.

Where do seeds develop?

a)

In an ovary of flowers or on a cone

b)

In the ground

c)

By pollination

23.

Fruit on plants develop from what part of the plant?

a)

Seeds

b)

Roots

c)

Leaves

d)

Flowers

24.

What are examples pollinators?

a)

Bees

b)

Butterflies

c)

Birds and BatsAll of the above

d)

All of the above

25.

What is the life cycle of a plant?

a)

Germination, reproduction, death

b)

Reproduction, death

c)

Germination, maturity, reproduction, death

d)

Maturity and death

26.

In science what is a “testable question” In the scientific experiment?

a)

Testable questions can be answered by designing an experiment. The key difference between a general interest science question and a testable question is a testable questions are always about changing one thing to see with the effective on another thing

b)

Because I said so

27.

When doing an experiment, everything should be done in the experiment the same except one thing (variable) should be changed.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

What is an observation in science?

a)

Information gathered using your five senses. Some observations are measurable (countable)

b)

Looking at the experiment

c)

Observing

29.

What is an inference in science?

a)

An educated guess based on observations

b)

An educated guess based on observations. An idea or conclusions that is made based on evidence.

c)

Evidence gathered by all observers

d)

What you know to be true