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WorksheetsQuestion Bank for Grade 5 Science
Total questions: 157
Worksheet time: 2hrs 4mins
Which uses mechanical energy?
Which produces light energy?
Which does NOT use sound energy?
Magnets are attracted to...
Nickel, Iron, Cobalt, and Steel
Noodles, Ichabod, Cobras, and Snakes
Quarters, Nickels, Dimes, and Pennies
More dense...
floats
sinks
Less dense...
floats
sinks
You use this instrument to measure temperature.
sieve
hot plate
anemometer
thermometer
Which kind of change alters the form of an object without changing what type of matter it is?
chemical change
physical change
sudden change
gradual change
A circuit is _______.
a car battery
a pathway for the flow of electricity
a carnival
Which of the following explains why we have night and day?
the phase of the moon
the rotation of Earth on its axis
the revolution of Earth around the sun
the alignment of planets
Which one is an Inherited Trait
A person driving a car
A human watching T.V
Scar
Color of your hair
Show the process of Weathering
Movement of Sediment From one place to another.
Deposition of sediments in a location.
The Breaking Down of Rocks.
Wet Sediments
Which one is less dense than water
Glass Marble
Oil
Honey
Syrup
What is a acquired trait
A Scar
Color of hair
Freckles
Liking to swim
What is a decomposer
Worm
Grass
Trees
Fox
What is algae?
Producer
Consumer
Decomposer
Primary consumer
Which Fact is true
The sun revolves around the earth every 24 hours.
The sun rotates on it's axis every 24 hours.
The moon Revolves around the sun.
The sun Revolves around the earth.
What happens at 100 Degrees Celsius
Freezing Point
Boiling Point
Which one of these are soluble in water?
Oil
Syrup
Salt
Sand
Show the process of erosion.
Depositing of sediments from one location to another.
Movement of sediments.
Breaking down of rocks into sediment
What is many food chains combined called.
Food Block
Lots of food in a chain
Food Web
What is an animal that eat ONLY Plants Called?
Herbivore
Omnivore
Consumer
Carnivore
The picture below shows sedimentary rock in layers. How were theses rocks formed?
lava was rapidly cooled
heat and pressure applied to granite
sediment was deposited slowly over time
magma from a volcano
All of the following are true about fossil fuels EXCEPT:
They are renewable resources.
They are the remains of dead plants and animals.
They were formed over a long period of time.
They often contribute to pollution of the atmosphere.
Look at the flow chart and complete the missing link.
condensation
cooling
compaction
melting
Which best describes how coal is formed?
igneous rock exposed to weathering
erosion of metamorphic rock
preservation of animal fossils
decomposition of dead plant material
Energy produced from sunlight is called ______ energy and is considered a ______ resource.
geothermal, nonrenewable
solar, nonrenewable
hydroelectric, renewable
solar, renewable
Wind energy is advantageous because it produces little or no pollution. A disadvantage to wind energy is:
It is nonrenewable.
Electricity is only produced when the wind is blowing.
It causes major disruption to the local ecosystem.
It is very expensive to continually produce electricity.
In which circuit below is Bulb A on, but Bulb B is off?
A
B
C
D
Mary has a light bulb and several pieces of copper wire. What else does Mary need to be able to convert electrical energy to light energy?
battery
switch
insulator
buzzer
Which of the following will occur when light is refracted by the lens?
A
B
C
D
Nancy notices that the straw in her glass of water appears to be shifted underneath the water. This is an example of:
light scattering
reflection
light absorption
refraction
What is occurring to the light when it comes in contact with the water?The light is scattering.
The light is scattering.
The light is reflected.
The water is absorbing the light.
The light passes through the water with no effect.
Describe what happens when light strikes a dark, non-shiny surface.
Light is reflected outward.
Light is refracted as it passes through.
Light is absorbed by the surface.
Light is bent around the object.
Which example below shows what will happen to light when it strikes a mirror?
A
B
C
D
The science class conducts an experiment with swings of different length. Their results are below. What conclusion did they reach?
Longer swings swing faster.
Shorter swings swing faster.
All swings swing the same.
Heavier swings swing faster.
Fran measured the bounce height of the same ball and recorded her results in the chart below. What did Fran most likely change in the experiment?
the height of each drop
the color of the ball
the mass of the ball
the temperature of the ball
A cook uses the ingredients listed below to prepare a meal.
Which table correctly shows the physical properties of these ingredients when placed in hot water?
Some students investigate the properties of four objects using a hand lens, a magnet, and a beaker containing water. Their observations are recorded in the table. Which statement identifies a property that could be used to classify these objects into two different groups?
Density can be used to separate objects that sink in water from objects that do not.
Magnetism can be used to separate objects that are attracted by a magnet from objects that are not.
Solubility can be used to separate objects that dissolve in water from objects that do not.
Physical state can be used to separate objects that are solids from objects that are not.
A science class tested three properties of different materials. The results are shown in the table below. Based on the table, which material would be best to use to insulate electrical wires?
Wood
Plastic
Copper
Steel
A student combined powdered paint with water to make a small amount of a blue liquid paint mixture. The student left the paint mixture in an open container. Several days later the student found the container and observed that changes had occurred. What most likely happened to the mixture?
The container was empty after the mixture evaporated into the air.
The paint evaporated, leaving only clear water in the container.
The water evaporated, leaving only a dry blue solid in the container.
The liquid paint mixture was lighter in color after some water evaporated.
Why is it important for living organisms, plants and animals, to be able to adapt to different habitats?
in order to triple its size and weight
in order to survive and thrive in their habitat
in order to live in harmony
in order to be able to hibernate in the winter
A body part or behavior that helps a living thing survive
adaption
behavior
learned behavior
instinct
What does it mean to CAMOUFLAGE?
when a weak animal copies a stronger animal to warn of predators
when an animal is able to change colors to survive in an enviornment
when an animal hibernates during the winter.
What is HIBERNATION?
when a weak animal copies stronger animal to warn off predators.
when an animal hides in the cold winter and sleeps until the spring
when a larger animal eats its prey
Which adaptation would not be useful in the desert?
digging in burrows underground
getting water from plants
webbed feet
What is a good example of camouflage?
hooves on a bison
spines on a cactus
spots on a leopard
What is a structure?
the body part
what the body part does
the organism
What is a function?
the body part
what the body part does
the organism
What adaption helps an animal survive in cold weather?
smell
thick fur
food
shelter
The hawk has a sharp, hooked beak. How is this best used?
for spearing fish
for sifting food from water
for getting insects
for tearing meat
an organism that hunts and feeds on another animal
predator
prey
organism
environment
an animal that is hunted as food
prey
predator
camouflage
organism
features that help identify something
characteristics
camouflage
environment
organism
coloring or other physical characteristics that help an organism to blend in with its surroundings
camouflage
environment
predator
function
Some bird have large, sharp claws and beaks. These birds most likely eat -
tall grasses
small animals
pond microorganisms
tiny insects
Which adaptation of a frog most helps it capture insects to eat?
croaking sound
sticky tongue
laying eggs
smooth skin
All of the following would be adaptations that would be an advantage in a hot, dry desert habitat EXCEPT –
being active at night
getting water from plants
hunting other animals
digging burrows underground
Which is an adaptation of the bison that allows it to stay warm in the cold winter months
it uses its horns to defend itself from predators
it has hooves that allow it to move quickly across the grasslands
it has a thick layer of fur covering its entire body
it has flat teeth that helps it to chew the grasses on the plains
Many animals hibernate during the winter. During the winter they spend most of the time sleeping. This behavior is an adaptation that helps animals by –
allowing them to avoid harsh sun and rains
building strong muscles for fighting enemies
conserving energy when food is hard to find
making them easy for predators to see
What is an adaptation of the snowshoe hare that allows it to remain unseen by predators in the winter time?
heavy fur on feet to stay warm
small ears to prevent heat loss
turns white in winter to match snow
sense of smell to detect food
What does it mean to CAMOUFLAGE?
when a weak animal copies a stronger animal to warn of predators
when an animal is able to change colors to survive in an enviornment
when an animal hibernates during the winter.
All of the following are behavioral adaptations EXCEPT -
being nocturnal and only active at night
hibernating during the winter months
migrating to avoid cold weather
being camouflaged to remain unseen
An adaptation that helps a cactus live in the desert is its
wide, flat leaves to catch water
bright green color
thin, spiny needles
tall stems
Living things have two kinds of adaptations: __________________. Choose the best answer.
behavioral and physical
physical makeup and structural
behavioral and structural
thrive and survive
If an animal has sharp teeth, I know
it eats plants (herbivore)
it eats meat (carnivore)
it uses camouflage for protection
it hibernates for the winter
Structural adaptations involves various animal behaviors that enables them to survive in their environment. For instance, long necks help giraffes to eat the green leaf on the top of tree.
Which of the following is a form of a structural adaptation?
nocturnality
migration
webbed feet
hibernation
A feature that helps us identify an organism.
characteristic
adaptation
The surroundings in which an organisms lives.
environment
adaptation
An example of a learned behavior for a human is (check all that apply)
crying
walking
blinking
sweating
talking
Human babies use _____ to communicate.
sleeping
talking
crying
staring
Choose the inherited animal behaviors.
birds bulding a nest
a dog fetching your slippers
spider building a web
a lion doing tricks
Corina was sitting at her desk reading a book for several hours. After yawning, Corina
noticed it was after 10 p.m. and decided to brush her teeth and go to bed. Which of
Corina’s actions is a learned behavior?(4.10B)
reading a book
reading a clock
brushing her teeth
all of the above
Which of these is being described in the passage?
Sometimes environmental factors can influence our traits.
True or False
Only humans can pass down traits.
(a)
________________ is the way an animal acts.
Behavior
Instincts
Trait
Acquired
A behavior animals are born knowing how to do is an __________.
example
animal
option
instinct
Which of these is not an instinctive behavior?
a bird building a nest
a turtle burying its eggs
a bear hibernating in winter
a horse pulling a plow
Parents pass on ____ to their offspring
Traits
Clothes
Weather
Mutation
Learned Behavior
A student speaks English
Inherited Trait
A student has glasses
Acquired Trait
A scar on your knee
Instinct
A fish swims
My long hair is an (a) trait. I got it from my (b) . The scar on my arm is an (c) trait, and my music skills are a (d)
Dimples
Physical Inherited
Physical Acquired
Behavioral Inherited
Behavioral Acquired
Ability to Speak English
Physical Inherited
Physical Acquired
Behavioral Inherited
Behavioral Acquired
Hitchhiker Thumb
Physical Inherited
Physical Acquired
Behavioral Inherited
Behavioral Acquired
Scars
Physical Inherited
Physical Acquired
Behavioral Inherited
Behavioral Acquired
a dog has black fur with brown spots, a good sense of smell, a chipped tooth, and four legs. Which of these characteristics is an acquired physical trait?
black fur with brown spots
good sense of smell
chipped tooth
four legs
The stripes on a Zebra make it stand out on the African savannah, but when in large groups (herds) the stripes of many Zebras together make each individual blend into the crowd. This makes it harder for predators to focus in on one individual. These stripes are an example of....
An acquired trait
A learned behavior
An inherited trait
An inherited behavior (instinct)
The Rafflesia flower is a type of parasite. This plant grows onto, and into the stems of other plants and can have enormous flowers. The flower smells like rotting meat. This smell attracts insects helping the plants to spread their pollen. The smell this plant produces is an example of....
An inherited Trait
A learned behavior
An acquired trait
An inherited behavior (instinct)
Bees will huddle together and shake, and vibrate their bodies. This behavior helps them to communicate and stay warm. This is an example of ...
An inherited trait
An acquired trait
A learned behavior
An inherited behavior (instinct)
Your earlobes can be either, attached at the base, or detached and hanging down. This is something offspring get from their parents. This is an example of...
An inherited behavior (instinct)
A learned behavior
An inherited trait
An acquired trait
Flowers come in many different colors. The color of flower a plant has is determined by the color flower its parent plants had. The color a flower is an...
An acquired trait
An inherited trait
A learned behavior
An inherited behavior
A moose is a large herbivore. They are not hunters but are aggressive. They defend themselves with their large antlers. The shape and size of their antlers is passed on from parent to child. This is an (a) trait.
Why do organisms resemble (look like) their parents?
Because people wouldn’t recognize their siblings (brothers or sisters) if they didn’t look alike
Because traits are inherited from parents
Because traits are acquired
Because it is instinct
Andy's father is very tall. When Andy grows up, he is also tall. This is an example of a(n)
inherited trait.
acquired trait.
All of the following are examples of Inherited Traits EXCEPT - (a)
True or False.
Sometimes environmental factors can influence our traits. (a)
