WorksheetsSCIENCE 3 SUMMATIVE EXAM Q1
Total questions: 117
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
A (a) is an animal’s ideal home. It is where everything they need to survive can be found.
The main components are space, food, water, and shelter.
Identify the habitat
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Animals do not live in different habitats to have access to their basic needs to survive.
True
False
Animals live in different habitats to have access to their basic needs to survive.
True
False
Animals live in different habitats based on their needs. Some examples of animal habitats are desert, arctic, grassland, ocean, freshwater, savannah, and rainforest.
True
False
All habitats vary, and this is determined by the quantifying amount of soil, water, sunlight, and living organisms.
True
False
Which of the following habitats does a turtle belong to?
freshwater
grassland
ocean
Which of the following animals live on both land and water?
snake
frog
lizard
Which of the following habitats is too hot and dry to support many animals?
desert
rainforest
arctic
Which of the following habitats can be seen in the Philippines?
desert
ocean
grassland
Since animals live in different habitats, they need different body parts to help them survive in their habitats.
true
false
Different body parts refer to
feather, scales, shell, fur
covering
eating
breathing
moving
Different body parts refer to
fins, tentacles, wings, legs
covering
moving
eating
breathing
Different body parts refer to
beak, teeth, tongue, trunk
covering
moving
eating
protection
Different body parts refer to
nose, blowhole, gills
covering
breathing
moving
eating
Different body parts refer to
horns, spikes, tusks
covering
protection
eating
breathing
The unique body parts of the animals are classified into five main functions:covering, moving, eating, breathing, and protecting.
true
false
What do you call the mouth of a bird?
beak
snout
trunk
What are fish covered with?
scales
skin
shell
What are the two spikes on a rhinoceros called?
horns
claws
barbs
Which of the following animals use tentacles to move?
dolphin
octopus
crab
Which of the following do most land animals use to breathe?
noses
gills
blowholes
are invertebrates with soft and long bodies. They live on either land or water. They eat dirt, rotting plants and animals, manure, and leaves. They keep the soil healthy.
Worms
Insects
are invertebrates with soft and long bodies. They live on either land or water. They eat dirt, rotting plants and animals, manure, and leaves. They keep the soil healthy.
Worms
Insects
Arrange the body parts of the insect.
head, thorax, and abdomen
thorax, abdomen, head
abdomen, thorax, head
Insects have round and elongated, soft, and segmented bodies.
true
flase
Which of the following is not a body part of an insect?
head
thorax
chest
Worms undergo metamorphosis.
true
false
What part of an insect’s body helps it smell and feel?
legs
thorax
antennae
Worms and insects are both invertebrates.
true
false
covered in scales, found in fresh and salt waters, used as a source of food and as pets
(a)
found on both land and water, has moist skin, used as a source of food and helps in reducing insects harmful to plants and humans
(a)
found in various habitats in tropical regions, has dry skin and covered in scales, used as a source of medicine, leather, pest control, and as pets
(a)
Invertebrates like fish, amphibians, and reptiles have unique characteristics that help them live in their given environment.
true
false
Fish, amphibians, and reptiles are all vertebrates.
true
false
Fish live underwater and breathe using nose.
true
false
Amphibians live on both land and water and have moist skin.
True
False
Reptiles generally live on land and have dry skin covered with scales.
True
False
Which of the animals has dry skin and is covered in scales?
amphibians
reptiles
fish
Reptiles and amphibians are warm-blooded.
true
false
Reptiles and amphibians are cold-blooded. They cannot regulate their temperatures on their own.
true
false
Which of the following animals can live on both land and water?
reptiles
fish
amphibians
Amphibians start their lives underwater and may live on either land or water as adults.
True
False
Which of the following does not use lungs for breathing?
fish
reptiles
amphibians
Fish, amphibians, and reptiles are vertebrates.
true
false
Both birds and mammals are invertebrates.
true
false
warm-blooded, are the only animal that are covered with feathers, the only vertebrates that can fly.
(a)
warm-blooded, covered with fur or hair, have bones, teeth and lungs
bird
mammals
reptiles
Birds use their talons and beaks to eat and survive.
true
false
Mammals reproduce by laying hard-shelled eggs.
true
false
Most mammals give birth to live young. All mammals give milk to their young.
true
false
They have beaks and claws they use for eating.
birds
mammals
reptiles
They live in nests where they live and lay eggs to give birth their young.
birds
amphibians
mammals
A bat is not a bird. It is a mammal.
true
false
Although bats have wings, they are classified as mammals because they do not have feathers.
true
false
What is a mammal's body covering?
feathers
fur or hair
scales
What is the biggest similarity between birds and mammals?
cold-blooded
scales
vertebrates
Birds and mammals are warm-blooded animals. The body coverings of mammals and birds do not only give them protection but greatly help them in maintaining their body temperature.
true
false
What is the main function of the feathers of birds and the fur of mammals?
They protect the animal's from sun's rays.
Feather and fur maintain and regulate the animal's internal temperature
They protect the animal from predators.
Platypuses are unique animals. They lay eggs and give milk to their young. How can you classify a platypus?
mammal
bird
reptile
Not all mammals give birth to live young, but all mammals provide milk to their babies. Therefore, a platypus is considered a mammal.
true
flase
Animals have similar quantity and quality of needs.
true
false
All animals have the same basic needs. However, they need them in different quantities and qualities.
true
false
What are the basic needs of all animals?
wind, food, shelter, air
food, water, shelter, air
food, wind, water, dirt
Animals do not need space at all.
true
false
Animals need adequate space for them to move around.
true
false
From which animal can we get meat?
lizard
pig
bear
Which of the following comes from an animal?
potato
cheese
bread
A habitat is an animal’s ideal __________________________.
home
body covering
food
The main components of habitats are space, _____________, water, and shelter.
food
soil
temperature
Hyenas need to live in an environment that is not too hot or too wet. Which one could be a hyena’s habitat?
desert
grassland
arctic
Beavers live in
freshwater
arctic
savannah
Jaguars live in
rainforest
savannah
freshwater
Elephants live in
savannah
rainforest
desert
Which of the following animals can survive in a grassland?
walrus
fox
alligators
Which of the following body parts functions as an animal’s body covering?
fins
feathers
tusks
What is the main function of an animal's tentacles?
body covering
breathing
moving
Which of the following animals uses a different body part for breathing?
whale
rabbit
lion
Which of the following has an exoskeleton?
ladybug
snail
earthword
Snails and earthworms have soft bodies without an exoskeleton.
true
false
Write the total number of the main body parts of an insect.
(a)
Worms live on either land or in water.
true
false
help carry pollens
insects
worms
keep soil healthy
worms
insects
eat dirt
worms
insects
soft and long bodies
worms
insects
undergo metamorphosis
worms
insects
eat plants or nectar
insects
worms
Fish, amphibians, and reptiles are all ___________.
vertebrates
covered in scales
water animals
Which of the following animals has a different skin covering?
frog
iguana
crocodile
Which of the following statements is not true?
Reptiles generally live on land and have dry skin covered with scale.
Fish live underwater and breathe using gills.
Amphibians live both on land and in water and have moist scales.
frog
reptiles
amphibians
fish
stingray
fish
reptile
amphibian
shark
fish
amphibian
reptile
salamander
amphibian
reptiles
fish
alligator
reptile
amphibian
fish
snake
fish
reptile
amphibian
Birds and mammals are both ______________.
warm-blooded
invertebrates
covered with hair
Which of the following is a characteristic of birds?
Most can fly and others can also swim.
They give birth to live young.
They have bones and teeth.
Which of the following is not a characteristic of mammals?
They are covered with hair.
They are cold-blooded.
They feed their young with their own milk.
duck
bird
mammal
ostrich
bird
mammals
chicken
bird
mammals
elephant
bird
mammal
kangaroo
bird
mammal
pig
bird
mammal
Animals only benefit from people, but people do not benefit from animals.
true
false
Which of the following is not a main importance of animals?
Animals can be used to entertain in a circus shows.
Animals can be good companions when kept as pets.
Animals can help in farm work.
Which of the following statements is not a way to take care of farm animals?
Farm animals like to get dirty so it is better to let them live in a dirty shelter.
Allow farm animals to run and play in an open space during the day.
Provide farm animal with clean water and sufficient food.
Animals are sad when people are friendly with them.
true
false
Animals react to aggressive behavior from people, but they feel good and more comfortable when people treat them nicely.
true
false
