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grade 5 , con 3

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
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1.

The Sun provides the Earth with

a)

light only

b)

warm only

c)

light and warm.

d)

light and sound

2.

On extreme hot climate, the water of a lake

a)

increases due to evaporation.

b)

decreases due to evaporation.

c)

changes into ice.

d)

has a lower temperature.

3.

All the following factors pollute the water, except

a)

sunlight.

b)

animals wastes.

c)

human wastes

d)

plastic garbage.

4.

All the following are affected by water pollution, except

a)

the soil

b)

the Sun.

c)

the animals.

d)

the plants

5.

If the amount of grasses increases in an ecosystem, this directly increases the number of.....

a)

caracals.

b)

hawks.

c)

rabbits.

d)

lions.

6.

When the number of........the amount of grasses in an ecosystem increase

a)

producers decreases

b)

decomposers decreases

c)

primary consumers increases

d)

secondary consumers increases

7.

Overfishing and throwing plastic garbage in the sea affect the survival of........ directly.

a)

desert organisms

b)

marine organisms

c)

rainforest organisms

d)

redents

8.

If there is a tertiary consumer in a food chain, this means that there is

a)

a primary consumer only.

b)

a secondary consumer only.

c)

a primary and a secondary consumers.

d)

neither primary nor secondary consumers.

9.

The secondary consumer is considered as

a)

a prey for primary and tertiary consumers.

b)

a predator for primary and tertiary consumers.

c)

a prey for primary consumer.

d)

a prey for tertiary consumer.

10.

Leakage of oil into seawater negatively affects the

a)

desert organisms

b)

marine organisms

c)

forest organisms

d)

rivers organisms

11.

Fire in forest produces

a)

smoke only.

b)

ash only

c)

smoke and ash

d)

oxygen and ash

12.

Pollutants produced from a forest fire harm all the following, except

a)

air.

b)

respiratory system

c)

grasses

d)

sunlight

13.

As a result of pollution in an ecosystem, the number of living organisms

a)

decreases

b)

increases.

c)

doesn't change

d)

is doubled.

14.

Any increase or decrease in the number of organisms of one type of species is known as

a)

an ecosystem.

b)

adaptation

c)

a climate change.

d)

a population change

15.

If the climate change is suitable, the population of a species

a)

will die

b)

will not be affected

c)

will increase

d)

will decrease

16.

Healthy marine environment is important for survival of

a)

humans.

b)

lions.

c)

fish

d)

deers.

17.

All the following are healthy resources for marine food webs, except

a)

clean water and food.

b)

clean food and shelter

c)

clean shelter and water

d)

polluted water, food and shelter.

18.

All the following may occur due to habitat loss, except..........

a)

increasing of population.

b)

decreasing of population

c)

extinction of some organisms

d)

decreasing of resources.

19.

When water temperature increases, algae leave tissues of..........so they become bleached.

a)

seabirds

b)

coral reefs

c)

clam

d)

sharks

20.

Coral reefs are considered as resources of.....

a)

food only

b)

shelter only

c)

food and shelter.

d)

food and pollution.

21.

Algae in coral reefs provide food for........directly

a)

primary consumers

b)

secondary consumers

c)

producers

d)

top predators

22.

Coral reefs bleaching negatively affects..........directly

a)

parrotfish only

b)

triggerfish only

c)

butterflyfish and shark

d)

parrotfish and triggerfish

23.

All marine living organisms in seas and oceans form

a)

many food webs

b)

one food chain only

c)

two separated food chains only

d)

three separated food chains only

24.

..... are living organisms that are negatively affected by pollution of marine ecosystem

a)

Whales and lions

b)

Sharks and tigers

c)

Elephants and deers

d)

Algae and fish

25.

Which of the following two living organisms don't have direct food relationship between them?

a)

Parrotfish and shark

b)

Butterflyfish and shark

c)

Triggerfish and shark.

d)

Eagle and shark.