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Science

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What animal is this?

a)

moth

b)

porcupine

c)

turtle

d)

peacocks

2.

What animal is this?

a)

moth

b)

porcupine

c)

turtle

d)

peacock

3.

What is advantage?

a)

Is a characteristic that can help an individual compete.

b)

The way an animal behaves.

4.

Look at the picture and choose the parts of the prickly pear cactus.

a)

Sharp spines, flattened stems, and waxy coating.

b)

Flowers and leaves.

c)

Fruit, flower, and roots.

d)

Regular steam, seeds, and roots.

5.

Look at the picture and choose two characteristics of the peacock flounder

a)

It has both eyes on one side and it has a flat body.

b)

It has a big body and its color is red.

c)

It can walk and fly.

d)

It can talk and sing.

6.

What is an instinct?

a)

The qualities an organism has.

b)

Is a behavior that is inherited.

c)

Is something that causes a reaction in a living thing.

d)

The ways that animals act.

7.

What is a stimulus?

a)

The qualities an organism has.

b)

To receive characteristics, or traits, from an organism's parents.

c)

Is something that causes a reaction in a living thing.

d)

The ways that animals act.

8.

What are the animal behaviors?

a)

The qualities an organism has.

b)

To receive characteristics, or traits, from an organism's parents.

c)

When two or more living things need the same resources in order to survive.

d)

The ways that animals act.

9.

What are the inherited characteristics?

a)

The qualities an organism has.

b)

To receive characteristics, or traits, from an organism's parents.

c)

When two or more living things need the same resources in order to survive.

d)

The ways that animals act.

10.

What are the characteristics?

a)

The qualities an organism has.

b)

To receive characteristics, or traits, from an organism's parents.

c)

When two or more living things need the same resources in order to survive.

d)

The ways that animals act.