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WorksheetsThe Fun Unit Test - Review - Animals & Countries
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
A pig is an omnivore that is fed a grain-based diet and is domesticated.
True
False
Cows have a property called thermotolerance, meaning that they do not sweat, but they are still able to deal with heat properly.
True
False
Arctic hares have the ability to camouflage; their fur changes color based on the season. They also eat mangrove tree roots.
True
False
Cheetahs have a large heart, oversized liver, large adrenal glands, large lungs, and large blood vessels. This helps cheetahs run faster because the larger organs help it pump blood faster to the body while running.
True
False
Why is the manatee population declining based on the video we watched?
There is less seagrass
There are less creatures attaching to it
Boats are hitting the manatees
Manatees are producing less children.
Based on the video in class, which of the following is true about pigs?
a. Pigs have a one-nose nostril
b. Pigs have the ability to eat grass
c. Both a & b
Pigs are very intelligent
None of the Other Options
A creature that only eats plants is called:
Plantivore
Herbivore
Carnivore
Omnivore
The natural home of a living thing is called:
Ecosystem
Environment
Biome
Habitat
The interaction between biotic creatures and abiotic elements to sustain life is called:
Diet
Environment
Ecosystem
Biome
Characteristics of organisms that improve the chances of survivng in their environment
Habitat
Environment
Biotic Elements
Adaptations
Which animal(s) are/is an omnivore?
a. Pigs
b. Cows
c. Arctic Foxes
d. Arctic Hares
e. Cheetahs
The first successful colony in America that was established by the British was Jamestown in 1607.
True
False
The British established America because they wanted more space for the fast-growing population.
True
False
Photography was invented in Ireland.
True
False
The United States earns and generates more than 50% of the world's total income.
True
False
Ancient Egypt was located near the Jordan River.
True
False
Around 4000 BC, it is estimated that the first farmers arrived in Ireland. Farming marked the arrival of the new Stone Age.
True
False
The exact date of establishing Egypt is known.
True
False
Ancient Egypt was a significant leader in contributing to the knowledge of architecture, medicine, and mathematics.
True
False
Around 300 BC, Iron Age warrior known as the Celts came to Ireland from Russia. They had a huge influence on Ireland many famous myths stem from Celtic Warriors.
True
False
Spain has been settled by one group.
True
False
Democracy is a government ruled by nobles.
True
False
The first pediatrician to ever understand children and who highly influenced childcare is:
Benjamin Franklin
Bono
Salvador Dali
Benjamin Spock
A famous singer who is the lead singer of U2 is:
Bono
Oscar Wilde
Rafeal Nadal
Ramses II
This person is a tennis player
George Washington
Khufu
Salvador Dali
Rafael Nadal
Ranked 9th best at what they do
Salvador Dali
Rafael Nadal
Bono
Tut
Literary great
Bono
Khufu
Hapshetsut
Oscar Wilde
Built the Great Pyramid of Giza
Khufu
Hapshetsut
Tut
Ramses II (The Great)
Considered the world's first significant female ruler; she brought great wealth and artistry to her country.
Khufu
Hapshetsut
Tut
Ramses II (The Great)
Known for love of architecture as they built many significant statues in Egypt
Khufu
Hapshepsut
Tut
Ramses II (The Great)
Based on your knowledge of the georgraphical maps, which country has the most space and therefore the most population?
a. America
b. Ireland
c. Spain
Are we located in the Southern portion or Northern portion of the United States?
a. Southern Portion
b. Northern Portion
King Tut's burial chamber is unique compared to all other burial chambers in Egypt.
True
False
Based on the inscriptions and drawings of King Tut's chamber, you can tell that the Egyptians did not rush to finish King Tut's burial chamber and took careful consideration of detail.
True
False
Archeologists have a definite answer to why King Tut's burial chamber was so vague/undecorated.
True
False
