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WorksheetsYear 4 Science Revision
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 1hrs 28mins
Fill in (A) skeleton name.
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Fill in (B) skeleton name.
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Fill in (C) skeleton name.
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Fill in (D) skeleton name.
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Fill in (E) skeleton name.
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Fill in (F) skeleton name.
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Fill in (G) skeleton name.
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Fill in (H) skeleton name.
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Fill in (I) skeleton name.
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Fill in (K) skeleton name.
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Fill in (L) skeleton name.
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Fill in (M) skeleton name.
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Fill in (N) skeleton name.
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Name Skeleton four main functions.
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When muscles get shorter they pull on the bones. The pulling movement allows you to move.
Muscles Relax
Muscles Contract
When muscles get longer and let you rest.
Muscles Relax
Muscles Contract
Animals with skeleton inside their bodies (with a backbone).
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Animals with no bones.
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Animals with hard skin or shells on the outside of their bodies. This hard outer layer is called?
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Name 5 groups of Vertebrates.
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- Live in water
- Have fins
- Bodies are covered with scales
Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
- Covered with hair or fur
- Live in land
Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
- Covered with dry scales
- Live on land
Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
- Live in water and on land
- Bodies are covered with a smooth, wet skin
Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
- Bodies are covered with feathers
- Have wings
- Most can fly
Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
Fill in Answer A.
When I lift a weight, the muscle at the front of my arm ___(A)___ and gets ___(B)___. The muscle at the back of my arm ___(C)___ and gets ___(D)___. This shows that muscles work in ___(E)___.
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Fill in Answer B.
When I lift a weight, the muscle at the front of my arm ___(A)___ and gets ___(B)___. The muscle at the back of my arm ___(C)___ and gets ___(D)___. This shows that muscles work in ___(E)___.
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Fill in Answer C.
When I lift a weight, the muscle at the front of my arm ___(A)___ and gets ___(B)___. The muscle at the back of my arm ___(C)___ and gets ___(D)___. This shows that muscles work in ___(E)___.
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Fill in Answer D.
When I lift a weight, the muscle at the front of my arm ___(A)___ and gets ___(B)___. The muscle at the back of my arm ___(C)___ and gets ___(D)___. This shows that muscles work in ___(E)___.
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Fill in Answer E.
When I lift a weight, the muscle at the front of my arm ___(A)___ and gets ___(B)___. The muscle at the back of my arm ___(C)___ and gets ___(D)___. This shows that muscles work in ___(E)___.
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Name an AMPHIBIANS animal.
Name an REPTILES animal.
Name an MAMMALS animal.
Name an INVERTEBRATES animal.
Name an EXOSKELETON animal.
Energy cannot get used up, cannot destroy energy and can only be transferred and change form.
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FALSE
All living things need energy to move, to grow, to reproduce and to carry out other life processes.
Human get energy from food. Plants use light energy from Sun to produce their food.
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FALSE
Name 3 Solids Properties.
Name 3 Liquid Properties.
Name Part (A) Process.
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Name Part (B) Process.
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Name Part (C) Process.
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Name Part (D) Process.
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Name Part (E) Process.
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Name Part (F) Process.
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Draw Earth Layers and label it.
List out Crust's Thickness, Material, Temperature and Solid or Liquid.
List out Mantle's Thickness, Material, Temperature and Solid or Liquid.
List out Inner Core's Thickness, Material, Temperature and Solid or Liquid.
List out Outer Core's Thickness, Material, Temperature and Solid or Liquid.
An volcano is one that has erupted recently, and there is possibility that it
may erupt again.
Extinct
Dormant
Active
An volcano is one which has erupted thousands of years ago, but it will probably never erupt again.
Extinct
Dormant
Active
A volcano is one that has not erupted for a long time, however, it may still erupt in the future.
Extinct
Dormant
Active
These types of volcanoes have steep slopes and thick, sticky lava. They look like regular mountains.
Cinder Cones
Composite Volcanoes
Shield
These types of volcanoes have steep slopes and thick, sticky lava. They look like regular mountains.
Cinder Cones
Composite Volcanoes
Shield
These types of volcanoes have very fluid lava that easily run down the hill of the
volcano and travel long distances before cooling.
Cinder Cones
Composite Volcanoes
Shield
These types of volcanoes have a bowl-shape hole, or
crater, at the top.
Cinder Cones
Composite Volcanoes
Shield
Name Part (A) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (B) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (C) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (D) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (E) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (F) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (G) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (H) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (I) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (J) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (K) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (L) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (L) for Volcanoes.
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Name Part (A) for Earthquake.
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Name Part (B) for Earthquake.
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Name Part (C) for Earthquake.
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Name Part (C) for Earthquake.
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Name Part (D) for Earthquake.
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Name Part (E) for Earthquake.
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What do Flamingo eat?
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What do Kingfisher eat?
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What do Starling eat?
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What do Pigeon eat?
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It has a small and pointed beak. Mainly eats seeds.
Starling
Pigeon
Flamingo
Kingfisher
It has a longer beak. Eats insects, worms and berries.
Starling
Pigeon
Flamingo
Kingfisher
It has a long, flat beak. Eats small plants and animals in rivers.
Starling
Pigeon
Flamingo
Kingfisher
It has a large beak with a sharp point. Catch fish.
Starling
Pigeon
Flamingo
Kingfisher
