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SCIENCE-P3- NANYANG

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which living things cannot make their own food ?

a)

bacteria

b)

plants

c)

animals

d)

humans

2.

which animals have beaks ?

a)

fath

b)

mammals

c)

birds

d)

insects

3.

Which animals have gills to help them breathe?

a)

mammals

b)

fish

c)

insects

d)

birds

4.

which animals have a pair of antennae to sense their surroundings?

a)

fish

b)

birds

c)

insects

d)

mammals

5.

Which of the following is INCORRECT about mammals?

a)

most mammals reproduce by giving birth to live young

b)

their bodies are covered with hair or fur to keep them warm

c)

their bodies are covered with scales for protection

d)

the adult females produce milk to feed their yong

6.

Their bodies are covered with feathers for protection and to keep them warm and dry. what are they?

a)

insects

b)

mammals

c)

birds

d)

fish

7.

The insects bodies are protected by .................

a)

throax

b)

scales

c)

hard outer coverings

d)

fur

8.

What do fish use to protect their body ?

a)

scales

b)

fins

c)

gills

d)

nostril

9.

What do fish use to take in air from the water?

a)

fins

b)

scales

c)

nostril

d)

gills

10.

The body parts of insects are ................

a)

head, body and legs

b)

head, throax, and abdomen

c)

head, chest, body and legs

d)

external, internal and legs

11.

What do living things need to stay alive?

a)

Air, food, and water

b)

Air, house, and food

c)

House, clothes, and water

d)

Air, water, and tree

12.

Which of the following statement is INCORRECT?

a)

Animals can move from place to place.

b)

Animals can make their own food.

c)

Plants cannot move from place to place.

d)

Animals and plants can breathe.

13.

Which animals reproduce by laying eggs?

a)

Hens, Frogs, and Birds

b)

Cows, Birds, and Fish

c)

Ducks, Cats, and Goats

d)

Birds, Insects, and Whales

14.

What can living things do to changes around them?

a)

They can breathe and reproduce.

b)

They can grow.

c)

They can eat and drink.

d)

They can sense and respond.

15.

Living things can be classified based on common features such as:

a)

Animals, humans, fungi and bacteria.

b)

Humans, plants, fungi and birds.

c)

Animals, plants, fungi and bacteria.

d)

Animals, plants, fungi and herbivore.

16.

Mushroom, mould, and yeast are different kinds of ______.

a)

bacteria

b)

fungi

c)

animals

d)

plants

17.

What do we use to see such tiny things that cannot be seen by the naked eye?

a)

Horoscope

b)

Stethoscope

c)

Telescope

d)

Microscope

18.

They are tiny, and can be long and thin, round or shaped like coils, cannot be seen by the naked eye. Some can move from place to place by themselves. Some can make their own food. What are they?

a)

Bacteria

b)

Fungi

c)

plants

d)

animals

19.

They do not have leaves, stems or roots. Most cannot move from place to place by themselves. They cannot make their own food. What are they?

a)

animals

b)

Fungi

c)

plants

d)

bacteria

20.

hey have parts such as leaves, stems, and roots. Some have flowers and fruit. They cannot move from place to place by themselves. They can make their own food. What are they?

a)

animals

b)

fungi

c)

bacteria

d)

plants

21.

This part of the ant is _____.

a)

abdomen

b)

antennae

c)

thorax

d)

leg

22.

This part of a bee is ______.

a)

abdomen

b)

thorax

c)

head

d)

antennae

23.

This part of a fish is ______.

a)

gill

b)

scale

c)

fin

d)

tail

24.

What is the function of the antennae or feelers on the insects?

a)

To sense their surroundings

b)

To fly and keep them dry

c)

To protect and keep the warm

d)

To feed their young

25.

Which of the following statement is INCORRECT?

a)

All fish reproduce by laying eggs.

b)

Fish have fins and a tail to help them swim.

c)

Fish cover their bodies with scales for protection.

d)

Fish have gills to help them take in air from water.

26.

Most of them reproduce by giving birth to live young. The adult females produce milk to feed their young. What are they?

a)

Insects

b)

Birds

c)

fish

d)

Mammals

27.

They each have a beak, two wings and two legs.They reproduce by laying eggs with hard shells. What are they?

a)

Mammals

b)

Insects

c)

Fish

d)

Birds

28.

 Insects have the following features, except ____.

a)

They each have six legs.

b)

They produce milk to feed their young.

c)

They each have a pair of antennae or feelers.

d)

Their bodies are protected by hard outer coverings.

29.

Most mammals cover their bodies with hair or fur to ______.

a)

protect and keep them warm

b)

fly and keep them dry

c)

sense their surroundings

d)

feed their young

30.

Which of the following are different groups of animals?

a)

Mushroom, Mould, and Yeast

b)

Animals, Plants, Fungi, and Bacteria

c)

Fish, Insects, Birds, and Mammals

d)

Fish, Mushroom, and Bacteria

31.

Which of these can we observe using our sense of smell?

a)

Cold ice tea

b)

Smelly fish

c)

Square box

d)

High notes of a song

32.

Which of these can we observe using our sense of touch?

a)

Soft music

b)

Salty chips

c)

Colorful ribbons

d)

Wet towel

33.

What do people who have lost their sense of hearing use to communicate?

a)

Sign language

b)

Sight words

c)

Traffic signs

d)

Braille alphabets

34.

Which of these can we observe using our sense of hearing?

a)

Smelly fish

b)

High notes of a song

c)

Cold ice lolly

d)

Square box

35.

What do we use to observe whether something is hot or cold, soft or firm, and wet or dry?

a)

Sense of sight

b)

Sense of hearing

c)

Sense of touch

d)

Sense of smell

36.

People who have lost their sense of hearing are _____.

a)

mute

b)

deaf

c)

blind

d)

lame

37.

What can help us to see things that are far away?

a)

A stethoscope

b)

A magnifying glass

c)

A glasses

d)

A telescope

38.

What do we need to see things that are very tiny?

a)

A telescope

b)

A stethoscope

c)

A magnifying glass

d)

A glassess

39.

People who have lost their sense of sight are _____.

a)

deaf

b)

blind

c)

lame

d)

mute

40.

What can we observe with our sense of sight?

a)

Size, colors, shapes and textures.

b)

Hot or cold, and soft or firm

c)

Pleasant and unpleasant smells

d)

Sweet, salty, bitter or sour.

41.

What do we use to observe the smell of different herbs or spices?

a)

Sense of sight

b)

Sense of hearing

c)

Sense of smell

d)

Sense of touch

42.

What do we use to observe whether something produces pleasant or unpleasant smell?

a)

Sense of touch

b)

Sense of smell

c)

Sense of hearing

d)

Sense of sight

43.

What do insects use to sense their surroundings?

a)

Antennaes

b)

Fins

c)

Fur

d)

Feathers

44.

What do you use to feel soft, rough, and smooth objects?

a)

Sense of smell

b)

Sense of sight

c)

Sense of hearing

d)

Sense of touch

45.

What do we use to help us see things that we cannot see clearly?

a)

A horoscope

b)

A stethoscope

c)

A telescope

d)

A glasses

46.

What do we use to observe whether something is sweet, sour, bitter, or salty?

a)

Sense of sigh

b)

Sense of hearing

c)

Sense of touch

d)

Sense of taste

47.

What do we use to observe whether something is big or small, tall or short?

a)

Sense of taste

b)

Sense of touch

c)

Sense of hearing

d)

Sense of sight

48.

We use our sense of hearing to help us to ______ with others

a)

play

b)

communicate

c)

observe

d)

share

49.

What do we use to observe whether something produces soft or loud sound?

a)

Sense of sight

b)

Sense of hearing

c)

Sense of touch

d)

Sense of smell

50.

Which body part can sense something sweet, sour, bitter, and salty?

a)

Ears

b)

Tongue

c)

Nose

d)

Eyes

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