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Science Chapter 3

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 48mins

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Class
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1.

A habitat is...

a)

a place where animals and plants live to get what they need.

b)

a place animals go on the weekends.

2.

The job of a Habitat Scientist is to...

a)

design bridges and roads.

b)

investigate what is happening to plants and animals in different habitats.

3.

Disperse means to...

a)

push in a pile.

b)

spread around.

4.

How can seeds get to new places in their habitat?

a)

Animals sometimes disperse seeds by eating fruit, moving to another place and leaving droppings with the seeds inside.

b)

The sun disperses seeds by shining on them.

5.

A Larkspur depends upon:

a)

a hummingbird to move its pollen from on flower to anther.

b)

a chipmunk to eat pine tree seeds.

6.

Hawks depend upon

a)

bees moving pollen.

b)

chipmunks and hummingbirds for their food.

7.

How do you think acorns are dispersed?

a)

squirrels hide and forget them

b)

snow covers them

8.

Some animals depend on plants for food and those plants depend on the animals to disperse their sees.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Animals disperse seeds in many different ways. Which of the following best describes what disperse means?

a)

Animals and plants need each other to survive.

b)

Plants have seeds that must sprout and grow.

c)

Seeds are spread out to different places by animals, wind, and water.

10.

What is found in a habitat?

a)

The things the plants and animals need to live.

b)

Malls, stores, and forest

c)

The things found in a school.

d)

Sunlight that plants need to live.

11.

Which of the statements is correct?

a)

Habitats are only found where people live.

b)

There are many different habitats on Earth.

c)

All habitats are found in the wild.

12.

Scientists record their observations. Which of the following is a way that a cientist is recording their observations?

a)

The scientists drive a boat to an island habitat.

b)

The scientists measure the number of ants found in a tree.

c)

The scientist googles to learn how many habitats there are on Earth.

d)

The scientists write down the number of leaves found on the trees in a habitat.

13.

Which statement is not a way to study a habitat?

a)

Observe the number of squirrels in an oak tree for 4 months.

b)

Build a house for a squirrel to live in during the winter.

c)

Record the types of trees that the squirrels are found in.

d)

Compare how many squirrels are found during the day to the number found at night.

14.

A scientist wanted to learn about the animals found in the desert. The desert was very large. What is one way the scientist can study the desert animals?

a)

She could study a smaller sample part of the desert.

b)

She could build a desert in her backyard.

c)

She could read a book about sand animals.

d)

She could go to the zoo and find them there.

15.

Over the years the number of elephants in the Bengal Tiger Reserve are....

a)

decreasing

b)

increasing

16.

Scientists observe habitats to learn more about them. Which of the following is an example of a scientist observing a habitat?

a)

The scientist calls the part to get directions to the park.

b)

The scientist reads a book about habitats.

c)

The scientist measures three different plants every week for a month.