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WorksheetsPlants and Animals Review
Total questions: 130
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
What is the vocabulary word for the process that plants go through to make food?
Photobomb
Photoshop
Photosynthesis
Photograph
How do organisms inherit characteristics?
They get characteristics at the mall.
They inherit the characteristics from their parents.
They get them from their brothers or sisters.
They buy them from ebay.
What does the word inherit mean?
To receive a trait from a parent.
To climb a really tall tree.
To adapt to survive in the environment.
What is a characteristic that a human could inherit from their parents?
eye color
speaking spanish
liking donuts
playing soccer
What is an instinct?
Something that smells really bad
A behavior an animal has to learn to do.
A behavior that an animal is born with.
What are the ingredients for photosynthesis?
sugar, spice, and everything nice
dirt, water, oil, and sunshine
sunlight, water, carbon dioxide, and nutrients
flour, eggs, milk, and cheese
What is the waste product of photosynthesis?
dirt
oxygen
orange juice
sugar
Which is an inherited characteristic of an animal?
staying away from predators
opening doors that have sensors
fetching a ball
having white feathers
Which is an example of an instinct?
A spider spins a web.
A child speaking Chinese.
A sea lion balances a ball on its nose.
A dog stays away from skunks.
Which adaptation would be most useful for an animal that eats nectar from a plant?
fins
gills
wings
fast legs
Your five senses send messages to your __________________.
Feet
Hands
Spinal Cord
Brain
A flowering plant creates flowers, which is where _____ form.
seeds
classify
backbone
vertebrate
Animals that contain a backbone, an internal skeleton, blood, and are sorted into 5 main groups are known as _____.
plants
seeds
backbone
vertebrate
Scientists sort, or _____ plants and animals into groups based on their features or characteristics.
seeds
classify
plants
vertebrate
_____ are different from plants because they cannot make their own food.
plants
vertebrate
animals
classify
_____ are characterized by making seeds in cone, or creating spores.
flowering plants
vertebrate
seeds
nonflowering plants
All living things are called _____.
backbone
animals
plants
organisms
Invertebrates are animals that do not have a _____
seeds
nonflowering plants
classify
backbone
Organisms that can make their own food using the sun's energy are called _____.
animals
plants
vertebrate
classify
Mammals, reptiles, fish, birds, and amphibians are all _____.
invertebrates
veterbrates
Sea Urchin, grasshopper, scorpion, and squid are _____
invertebrates
vertebrates
Sunflower
Plant
Not a plant
Squid
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
Clam
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
Fish
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
Octopus
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
Shark
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
Crustaceans
Cold blooded, external shell
Warm blooded, external shell
Vertebrate, external shell
Warm blooded, lives mostly on land
Mollusks
Vertebrate, can open and close shell
Invertebrate, has wings and antennae
Invertebrate, can open and close shell
Invertebrate, has claws
Amphibian
Have fur/hair, produces milk to feed their young.
Smooth, moist skin, uses gills to breathe
Invertebrate, lives on land and in water
Vertebrate, lives on land and in water
What is a seed?
the way a flowering plant reproduces
the way a nonflowering plant reproduces
What are spores?
the way a flowering plant reproduces
one way a nonflowering plant reproduces
Which of the following lists are examples of invertebrates?
bee-snake-crab
bee-earthworm-shrimp
ladybug-fish-octopus
spider-bee-snake
Bird and mammals are warm-blooded. What does that mean?
Their blood changes with the outside temperature.
Their body temperature does not change much, regardless of the outside temperature.
Their body temperatures rise and fall with the outside temperature.
Their blood is warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
Which physical characteristics classify an animal as a mammal?
fur or hair
eyes or ears
hooves or horns
lungs or kidneys
Which types of plants reproduce with spores not seeds?
grains and other grass plants
all flowering plants
trees that bear fruit
mosses and ferns
One major difference between plants and animals is ______________________?
Animals can grow and plants cannot.
Animals can make their own food and plants cannot.
Plants can make their own food and animals cannot.
Animals are cute and plants are not.
Is the following observation qualitative or quantitative?
The peanut plant has 4 leaves.
qualitative
quantitative
Is the following observation qualitative or quantitative?
The peanut plant is green.
qualitative
quantitative
Is the following observation qualitative or quantitative?
The peanut plant is leaning toward the window.
qualitative
quantitative
Is the following observation qualitative or quantitative?
The peanut plant is four and a half inches tall.
qualitative
quantitative
Is the following an observation, a prediction, or an inference?
Earthworms will continue to crawl around on the surface of the dirt when I open the box.
observation
prediction
inference
Is the following an observation, a prediction, or an inference?
I noticed that earthworms burrowed into the dirt when I opened the box.
observation
prediction
inference
Is the following an observation, a prediction, or an inference?
The earthworms burrowed under the dirt because the light from the room made them uncomfortable.
observation
prediction
inference
What type of birth do fish have?
always eggs
always live birth
either live birth and eggs depending of type of fish
How do fish breath?
lungs
gills
What type of birth do amphibians have?
eggs
live birth
either eggs or live birth depending on amphibian
How are flowering plants and nonflowering plants alike?
only flowering makes its own food, need soil and sunlight, neither are organisms
they don't make their own food
both make their own food, need soil and sunlight, are organisms
What is one characteristic of ONLY flowering plants?
reproduce with cones or spores
reproduce with seeds
What is one characteristic of ONLY nonflowering plants?
reproduce with cones or spores
reproduce with sees
What happens when a seed begins to germinate?
It begins to grow.
It picks up germs from an insect.
It spreads pollen.
It loses it leaves.
Which structure is present in a mature plant but missing in a seedling?
leaf
flower
root
stem
The maple seed is very light and has two paper-like wings. Why do red maple trees have this type of seed structure?
to be eaten by birds easily
to get attached to the fur of animals easily
to get dispersed by wind to different locations easily
to be carried by rain to new locations easily
What conditions are necessary for seed germination?
proper rainfall and warm temperatures
long cold nights and days
cold temperatures and a drought
lots of rain then a drought
The transfer of pollen from a stamen to a pistil by wind or animals
pistil
stamen
pollination
The time when a seed sprouts when its need for water, air, and warmth is met
photosynthesis
spore
germinate
dormancy
It has flat leaves.
It has a thick stem.
It has thorns on its stem.
It has seeds within its fruits.
What happens when a seed germinates?
It begins to grow.
It picks up germs from an insect.
It spreads pollen.
DIt loses its leaves.
germination
pupa
seedling
stem
Which is a characteristic that is acquired over time?
flower color
number of leaves
type of fruit
leaf shape
leaf
root
stem
thorn
Which pair are nonflowering plants?
apple tree and grass
tomato plant and bean plant
pine tree and moss
oak tree and roses
What is the correct order of development of the corn plant?
3, 2, 4, 1
3, 4, 2, 1
4, 3, 1, 2
4, 1, 3, 2
In an ecosystem, there are living and nonliving things.
Which is an example of a nonliving part of an ecosystem?
air
grass
mice
trees
Explain what happens during the seedling stage of the plant life cycle.
When the first sprouts begin to grow from the seed
when the plant is fully grown and ready to reproduce
the placing in the ground ready to accept water and sunlight
none of the above
What is the first stage of the plant life cycle?
seed
seedling
sprouting
mature plant
What is the last flower in the picture considered?
seed
mature plant
sprouting plant
seedling
What does it mean to germinate?
When plants shirnk
When plants die
When plants begin to grow
None of the above
What is an adaptation?
adjusting or changing to become more suited to an environment in order to survive.
to wilt and die
NOT being suited to an environment in order to survive.
none of the above
Adaptation: Bear sleeping in a cave during the winter months
Physical Adaptation
Behavioral Adaptation
Color or pattern that helps an animal blend in with its habitat
Adaptation: Tulip-Tree Beauty Moth
Hibernation
Behavior Adaptation
Camouflage
Migration
Adaptation: Bear sleeping in a cave during the winter months
Physical Adaptation
Behavioral Adaptation
Color or pattern that helps an animal blend in with its habitat
Adaptation: Tulip-Tree Beauty Moth
Hibernation
Behavior Adaptation
Camouflage
Migration
Where an organism lives and is able to find all of the resources needed to survive, water, shelter, food, air, sunlight.
Ecosystem
Environment
Habitat
Organism
The colors & patterns on a turtles shell help it blend in with the forest floor. This is:
Hibernation
Habitat
Ecosystem
Camouflage
When an opossums plays dead. This is known as what type of adaptation?
Physical adaptation
Behavioral adaptation
A kangaroo has a pouch to protect its young. This is known as what type of adaptation?
Physical Adaptation
Behavioral Adaptation
Polar bears have compact ears, a small tail, and thick fur to keep themselves warm. These are all what type of adaptations?
Physical Adaptation
Behavior Adaptation
What is an adaptation?
A physical feature or behavior that helps living things survive.
The food that an animal eats.
A place where an animal lives
How animals evolve throughout time.
A giraffe's long neck, used to reach leaves high in trees, is an example of a
Physical adaptation
Behavioral adaptation
Birds migrate during the winter to less cold areas. What type of adaptation is this?
Behavioral Adapatation
Physical Adaptation
All living and nonliving things that live in the same place
Habitat
Ecosystem
Environment
Organism
Any living thing is called an
Environment
Camouflage
Organism
Ecosystem
Which of these activities is most likely to have a negative impact on Earth's environment?
Planting Trees
Constructing highways
Recycling paper and plastic
None of the above
During the construction of a mall, a lake was filled in. This would have the greatest negative effect on organisms that -
hunt for berries
live in water
sleep in trees
burrow in soil
Where an organism is at any given moment is called...
Ecosystem
Habitat
Environment
Adaptation
What would happen to the fish in an area if all of the Great Blue Heron's went away?
There would be more fish in the area.
There would be less fish in the area.
There would be no fish in the area.
Nothing would change.
An adaptation that helps living things blend into its environment
Adaptation
Ecosystem
Camouflage
Habitat
Check all items listed below that are non-living parts of an ecosystem:
Duck
Water
Tree
Air
Sun
Check all items listed below that are living parts of an ecosystem:
frog
tree
sun
fly
dirt
