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WorksheetsScience 501 section 1
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is a life cycle of a butterfly?
Egg, caterpillar, pupa, butterfly.
Caterpillar, butterfly, egg, pupa.
Butterfly, egg, pupa, caterpillar.
Pupa, caterpillar, butterfly, egg.
What a life cycle of a frog?
Egg, tadpole, froglet, frog
Egg, butterfly, froglet, pupa
Egg, polliwog, froglet, frog
Egg, caterpillar, butterfly, frog
What is a life cycle of an cockroach?
Egg, nymph, adult cockroach
Adult cockroach, egg ,egg
Nymph, egg, Adult cockroach
Egg, egg, egg, egg
How much does a female cockroach lay eggs?
14-16
18-20
12-13
500-800
What does cotyledon provide for growth?
Food.
Nutrients.
Water.
Egg.
Is a live cycle repetitive?
Yes.
No.
Is this quiz ok?
No.
Yes.
what does a seed need for ideal conditon
Water, air, warmth , food
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Mcdonalds
bed.
What does non flowering plants produce?
spores.
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New plants can be also grown from.
Stems.
Leaves.
Roots.
Plant provide us?
(a)
What is a life cycle of a plant?
(a)
What does plants/trees give out?
Toilet
Oxygen
Elton
Computer
What do we take in?
Oxygen
Elton
Onion
Elephant
What do we give out?
Carbon dioxide
Carban dioxide
Barban bioxide
Carben dioxide
What does plant take in?
skibidi
carbon dioxide
carbon dioxi.de
carbon dioxida
if a human was stuck in a cave when there no airholes to breathe what will happen?
if there was more people with him what will happen?
Ask yourself,
After a heavy downpour?
where does the water go?
Why don't the ocean and sea overflow?
what is the water cycle
Evaporation(and transipation) condensation, precipitation
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The water vapour or steam leaves the river,lake or ocean and goes into the air
what is this called?
Evaporation
Transipation
condensation
precipation
Transpiration is the process
by which plants lose water from their leaves
what is condensation
the cold temperature causes the water vapour to condese forming clouds
As more and more condensation happens, the cloud becomes heavier and begin to precipitate, that is, water droplets are formed this is....
condensation
precipitation
transpiration
evaporation
