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WorksheetsGrade 5 Inquiry Practice Quizz
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 51mins
Which of these reproduces?
slime
fire
book
kitten
I found a ladybug on the grass. Is it a living thing or non living?
I do not know.
Living
Non living
Cars need gas so they can move. Are they living or non living?
living
non living
I am not sure.
What contains all of the material necessary for life?
ATP
Cells
Metabolism
Protein
What is the processes that organisms use to maintain a stable internal environment?
Heredity
Metabolism
Homeostasis
Cell
Characteristics that are passed down from parents to offspring is known as what?
Heredity
Homeostasis
ATP
Metabolism
What is the name for the rate that organisms use energy?
Stimulus
ATP
Phospholipids
Metabolism
What is the name of the energy carrying molecule?
ATP
Metabolism
Producer
Stimulus
What makes up the cell membrane?
Cells
Phospholipids
ATP
Carbohydrates
A type of nucleic acid is:
carbohydrates
ATP
DNA
Lipids
Organisms store energy in:
Water
Nucleic Acid
Salt
Lipids (fats)
A change in an organism's environment that causes the organism to respond is a(n):
Producer
Stimulus
Response
Metabolism
A fat that does not dissolve in water.
Lipid
Protein
Consumer
Carbohydrate
An organism that makes its own food.
Carbohydrate
Producer
Consumer
Decomposer
Provides energy for cells.
Protein
Lipids
Carbohydrates
Consumer
Helps to build and repair the body.
Protein
Lipid
Producer
Carbohydrate
An organism that eats other organisms.
Decomposer
Producer
Protein
Consumer
What contains all of the material necessary for life?
ATP
Cells
Metabolism
Protein
What is the processes that organisms use to maintain a stable internal environment?
Heredity
Metabolism
Homeostasis
Cell
Characteristics that are passed down from parents to offspring is known as what?
Heredity
Homeostasis
ATP
Metabolism
What is the name for the rate that organisms use energy?
Stimulus
ATP
Phospholipids
Metabolism
What is the name of the energy carrying molecule?
ATP
Metabolism
Producer
Stimulus
What makes up the cell membrane?
Cells
Phospholipids
ATP
Carbohydrates
A type of nucleic acid is:
carbohydrates
ATP
DNA
Lipids
Organisms store energy in:
Water
Nucleic Acid
Salt
Lipids (fats)
A change in an organism's environment that causes the organism to respond is a(n):
Producer
Stimulus
Response
Metabolism
A fat that does not dissolve in water.
Lipid
Protein
Consumer
Carbohydrate
An organism that receives its nutrients by breaking down dead organisms and waste.
Lipid
Consumer
Protein
Decomposer
An organism that makes its own food.
Carbohydrate
Producer
Consumer
Decomposer
Provides energy for cells.
Protein
Lipids
Carbohydrates
Consumer
Helps to build and repair the body.
Protein
Lipid
Producer
Carbohydrate
An organism that eats other organisms.
Decomposer
Producer
Protein
Consumer
What does "classify" means?
To place things that share properties together in tissues.
To place things that share properties together in groups.
To place nonliving things that share properties together in groups.
To eliminate things that share properties together in groups.
What Traits scientists look at when classifying living things?
Body form
How do they obtain food
Number of cells
Eye color
How many kingdoms are there?
(a)
One of the following is NOT a kingdom.
Virus
Animals
Plants
Archaea
What are the 6 kingdoms?
phylum, class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Humans, Plants, Protists, Archaea, Fungi, Bacteria
Trees, Animals, Protists, Archaea, Fungi, Bacteria
Plants, Animals, Protists, Archaea, Fungi, Bacteria
Bacterias and Archaea are made up of ONE cell.
True
False
Fungi and plants can move from a place to another.
True
False
Yeast, Mushrooms and Moles belong to the (a) kingdom.
The (a) Kingdom cannot move and makes its own food.
Virus belongs to the Bacteria Kingdom.
True, it is a one-celled organism.
True, it is a many-celled organism.
False, it is not a living-thing.
False, it belongs to the Protists kingdom.
This is a type of ........... and belongs to the ............. kingdom.
mushroom/ protists
Mold/ Archaea
Mold/ Fungus
Mushroom/ fungus
Mushrooms reproduce by _____________.
seeds
spores
laying eggs
All fungi are harmful to us.
True
False
Which of the following is used to see microorganisms?
Mould likes to grow in warm and ________ places.
dark
moist
bright
Fungi and bacteria obtain food by _______________.
making their on food
feeding on other living things, dead or alive
moving from place to place, looking for food.
Where are the spores of a mushroom found?
cap
gills
stalk
Bacteria can be useful or harmful to us.
True
False
Bacteria is a living thing.
True
False
My small and large ___________ break down the food so my body can use it for energy.
Intestines
Kidneys
Stomach
Bladder
My heart is a _________, that pumps blood through the body.
Cell
Tissue
Muscle
Bone
Which set of bones is in your back and holds up your body?
skull
spine
joint
arm
Your skeleton
supports & shapes the body
works with muscles to help you move
helps protect important organs
makes blood
all of the above
Bones are alive and can heal.
True
False
The set of bones inside your head that protects your brain is called ____________.
femur
backbone
skull
The ________ is a set of bones in your chest that protects your heart & lungs.
skull
ribcage
femur
What protects the spinal cord?
vertebrae
body
ribcage
What mineral helps keep your bones healthy and strong?
iron
zinc
calcium
What happens after you break a bone?
your body connects the bone together and the bone heals
the bone will be broken forever
your body won't need bones anymore
you grow an extra bone
What happens as you grow and change?
your bones stay the same
your bones get smaller
your bones don't need calcium when you're a grown up
your bones grow and change too
The smallest bone in your body is inside your ear. Which is the biggest bone?
a rib in your ribcage
the thighbone in your leg
the jawbone in your skull
a wrist bone in your wrist
Which of these events would happen FIRST?
a child breaks their arm
a child falls off a scooter
a child goes to the doctor
a child get a cast for their arm
Which activity DOES NOT help your bones?
eating a leafy green salad and drinking milk
wearing a helmet and body pads
playing sports and getting enough exercise
eating junk food and staying inside
It works with the bones to help the body to move.
Skeletal system
Digestive system
Muscular system
It protects some of the organs and gives the body support and shape.
Digestive system
Respiratory system
Skeletal system
Las articulaciones:
Se encuentran bajo la piel y recubren el esqueleto.
Son aquellas que permiten que los huesos estén unidos y que podamos movernos.
Son duras y rígidas (no se pueden doblar)
¿Cuál es el hueso más grande de tu cuerpo?
fibula
humero
pelvis
femur
¿Quién tiene más huesos: un adulto o un bebé?
Bebe
adulto
Ambos tienen lo mismo
Igualmente pero a la inversa
The ribs protect organs like the heart and lungs. Which function is this?
Flexibility
Movement
Structure
Protection
How many bones have the human body?
206
208
300
207
What type of bones are the bones of the cranium?
Long bones
Flat bones
Short bones
Irregular bones
What type of bones is the femur?
Long bones
Flat bones
Short bones
Irregular bones
What type of bones are the vertebraes?
Long bones
Flat bones
Short bones
Irregular bones
The femur allow the leg to move. Which function is this?
Flexibility
Movement
Structure
Protection
The spinal column suppor the body and give it shape. Which function is this?
Structure
Movement
Support
Protection
The joints are also called:
Muscles
Bones
Articulations
Joints
Which type of joints is this?
Immovable joints
Movable joints
Partially movable
Joints
Which type of joints is this?
Immovable
Movable
Partially movable
Joints
Which type of joints is this?
Immovable
Movable
Partially movable
Joints
Son estructuras que unen los huesos entre sí:
Los músculos
Los sentidos
Las articulaciones
Los ligamentos
Hay tres lugares donde puedes encontrar cartílago ¿Cuáles son?
Nariz, mandíbula y articulaciones
Nariz, orejas y articulaciones
Orejas, costillas, articulaciones
Orejas, cráneo y articulaciones
Which structure can you see in skeletal system?
Muscles and tendons
Tendons and cartilage
Ligaments and muscles
Bones and joints
What are this bones?
Femur and pelvis
Ribs and vertebrae
Phalanges and femur
Vertebrae and femur
