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WorksheetsGIU Grade Tes
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A form of energy that travels in straight lines
sound
light
kinetic
atoms
When light bounces off an object
absorbs
refracts
reflects
when light bends as it travels from one medium to another
Absorbs
Echos
Reflects
Refracts
When light does not reflect or refracts it is taken in by an object
Absorbs
Reflect
Refract
opinion
a form of matter that may or may not allow light to pass through it
small
medium
soild
gas
a medium that allows ALL light to pass through
transparent
translucent
opaque
liquid
a medium that allows SOME light to pass through
transparent
translucent
opaque
gas
a medium that allows NO light to pass through
transparent
translucent
opaque
solid
Refraction occurs best with
lenses and water
lenses
water
lenses and gas
Reflection occurs best on:
rough, bumpy surfaces
flat, smooth surfaces
opaque mediums
wooden objects
Absorption of light occurs best with:
mirrors
light surfaces
medium surfaces
dark surfaces
What is NOT one of the 3 main types of mediums?
Solid
Liquid
plastic
Gas
When light changes speed, its path is changed so that light rays are bent as they pass through. This is called:
reflection
refraction
mirroring
absorption
Light bends as it passes through water
True
False
This investigation is carried out to show that
light travels in a straight line
light can be seen through the holes
light penetrates a transparent object
light travels in many ways
Lenses always________light.
reflect
refract
transmit
absorb
When you look on the surface of a lake, the light is______.
refracted
transmitted
absorbed
reflected
When you look through water, the light is_______.
reflected
refracted
transmitted
absorbed
What is happening in this picture?
the light is being refracted from mirror to mirror
the light is being transmitted
the light is being reflected off each mirror
the light is being absorbed by each mirror
What is a difference between reflection and refraction?
In reflection the light goes through and in refraction the light does not go through
In reflection the light does not go through, in refraction it does go through
reflection means to bend and refraction means to bounce off of
refraction means to stop and reflection means to go
True or False
True or false
Am I a mammal?
Yes
No
Is this a mammal?
Yes
No
How about this one? Is this a mammal?
Yes
No
Aww.... Am I a mammal?
Yes
No
Pick your favorite mammal:
Dog
Girl
Cow
Lama
Is this a mammal?
No
Yes
Is this a mammal?
Yes
No
Am I a mammal?
Yes
No
Is this family of Meerkats mammals?
yes
no
Mammal
Not a mammal
A mammal HAS a backbone
YES
NO
Mammals are _______________
warm-blooded
cold- blooded
Which one is the fastest mammal?
Gorilla
Lion
Cheetah
This is a picture of a dolphin.
Is this a mammal?
Yes
No
A herbivore ONLY eats _____
meat and plants
meat
plants
Do mammals have hair?
NO
YES
Which mammal flies?
bird
bat
dolphin
Which mammal ONLY eats meat ?
herbivore
carnivore
Mammals_________
lay eggs
have live children
You are a mammal.............
YES
NO
What is the tallest mammal?
Spider
Elephant
Giraffe
How does a kangaroo move
swim
fly
hop
This is a picture of a bat. Is this a mammal?
NO
YES
Is a bird a mammal?
yes
no
You are a carnivore
YES
NO
How does a whale move around?
fly
swim
run
Mammals have __________
gills
lung
fins
What is the largest mammal on LAND
hippo
elephant
turtle
What type of animal breathes under water, has fins, and lives under water?
amphibian
fish
bird
reptile
What type of animal lays eggs on land and the skin is made up of a dry scaly texture?
fish
amphibian
reptile
mammal
Which type of animal has feathers?
bird
mammal
amphibian
reptiles
What type of animal classification feeds their babies with milk and has fur?
birds
cows
amphibians
mammals
reptiles
What type of animal lives on both land and water but lays eggs in the water?
amphibians
reptiles
birds
fish
What classification of animals are humans considered to be in?
fish
mammals
reptiles
amphibians
This is a
bird
fish
mammal
reptile
This is a
Reptile
fish
arachnid
mammal
A fully grown organism that can reproduce
egg
adult
larva
pupa
A complex change that most insects undergo that includes four stages - egg, larva, pupa, and adult
complete metamorphosis
incomplete metamorphosis
nymph
life cycle
A type of developmental change consisting of three stages - egg, nymph, and adult
complete metamorphosis
incomplete metamorphosis
life cycle
molt
Animals that are warm-blooded, have feathers and peak. They lay eggs. Some of them cannot fly.
mammals
reptiles
fish
birds
The first stage of life cycle of many organisms, including birds, amphibians, reptiles, fish, and insects.
pupa
larva
molt
egg
The stage of incomplete metamorphosis during which an insect eats and grows and resembles a smaller version of the adult
pupa
nymph
larva
molt
Animals with a backbone (fish, birds, amphibians, reptiles, mammals)
vertebrates
cold blooded
invertebrates
warm blooded
Animals without a backbone like crabs, spiders, and insects.
mammals
vertebrates
invertebrate
fish
Animals whose body temperature stays the same. Use energy from food to keep the same temperature
life cycle
fish
cold blooded
warm blooded
An animal whose body temperature depends on its surroundings
cold blooded
warm blooded
pupa
adult
Cold blooded animals that live in water by their gills
mammals
birds
fish
reptiles
The stages that a living thing passes through as it grows and changes
complete metamorphosis
life cycle
amphibians
molt
The stage of complete metamorphosis during which the organism seems to be at rest and new body parts are formed
nymph
larva
pupa
molt
A stage of complete metamorphosis during which the organism resembles a worm
molt
nymph
pupa
larva
To shed skin, scales, feathers or an exoskeleton, usually at a particular time of year or stage of growth and development
metamorphosis
molt
larva
nymph
Animals that are warm-blooded, have hair or fur. Their young are born alive. They live in trees, water and another places on Earth. Females produce milk for their young
mammals
reptiles
amphibians
cold blooded
Animals that live on land and don't have gills and lay eggs. Have dry skin.
fish
birds
mammals
reptiles
Animals that have smooth skin and lay eggs. They spend part of their lives in water and other part on land
birds
reptiles
mammals
amphibians
a fly
a dragonfly
a horsefly
a buttefly
a bee
a bumblebee
a wasp
a hornet
Which one is a hornet?
the biggest one
the smallest one
How do we call the smallest one?
a bee
a bumblebee
a wasp
a hornet
a slug
a centipede
a millipede
a locust
a millipede
a maggot
a caterpillar
a grasshopper
an insect that destroys crops
a grasshopper
a maggot
a locust
a moth
a bee
a bumblebee
a wasp
a horsefly
an insects that harms our clothes
a mosquito
a fly
a moth
a horsefly
a horsefly
a dragonfly
a butterfly
a caterpillar
a caterpillar
a centipede
a locust
a larva
a cricket
a cockroach
a snail
an earthworm
an insect that inhabits dirty houses
a snail
a spider
a slug
a cockroach
choose two names
a lovebird
a lovebug
a ladybird
a ladybug
a beatle
a beetle
a baetle
a betle
a bug that smells bad
a snail
a stinkbug
a hornet
a moth
choose two names
a maggot
a flea
a larva
a millipede
a termite
an ant
a beetle
a spider
What is it?
Dragonfly
Grasshopper
Ant
Butterfly
What is it?
Hormiga
fly
wasp
Ant
What insect its color red and black
Spider
Fly
Ladybug
Bee
What is it?
Dragonfly
fly
butterfly
ant
What is it?
Bee
Ant
Spider
Wasp
What is it?
Butterfly
wasp
dragonfly
fly
what is it?
Butterfly
dragonfly
bee
fly
What is it?
Dragonfly
ant
Butterfly
Wasp
What animal its color green?
Ladybug
Ant
fly
Grasshopper
What animal its yellow and black
Grasshopper
ladybug
dragonfly
Bee
metamorphosis
a large green grasshopper
an animal's change from a young form to an adult form in stages
to blend into the background; to hide
a hard external skeleton that covers the body of some invertebrates.
camouflage
the silky covering around a larva during its change into an adult
a nest for bees that is often shaped like a dome
a hard external skeleton that covers the body of some invertebrates
to blend into the background; to hide
exoskeleton
a hard external skeleton that covers the body of some invertebrates.
the silky covering around a larva during its change into an adult
an animal's change from a young form to an adult form in stages
to blend into the background; to hide
katydid
a hard external skeleton that covers the body of some invertebrates.
an animal's change from a young form to an adult form in stages
a large green grasshopper
a nest for bees that is often shaped like a dome
beehive
a nest for bees that is often shaped like a dome
the silky covering around a larva during its change into an adult
a large green grasshopper
an animal's change from a young form to an adult form in stages
cocoon
to blend into the background; to hide
an animal's change from a young form to an adult form in stages
a nest for bees that is often shaped like a dome
the silky covering around a larva during its change into an adult
an animal's change from a young form to an adult form in stages
metamorphosis
camouflage
exoskeleton
katydid
to blend into the background; to hide
metamorphosis
camouflage
exoskeleton
katydid
a hard external skeleton that covers the body of some invertebrates.
metamorphosis
camouflage
exoskeleton
katydid
a large green grasshopper
metamorphosis
camouflage
exoskeleton
katydid
a nest for bees that is often shaped like a dome
metamorphosis
beehive
cocoon
katydid
the silky covering around a larva during its change into an adult
metamorphosis
beehive
cocoon
katydid
