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WorksheetsGr.4 revision
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
An ecosystem is...............................
everything that surrounds a living thing
all of one kind of organism in an area
the living and nonliving things that interact in an environment
Which of these is a living part of an environment?
Air
Sun
fox
Which is an example of a living thing and a nonliving thing interacting in an ecosystem?
hawk hunts mice in a desert.
A plant grows in forest soil.
A deer eats grass in a grassland.
A monkey swings from a tree in a rainforest
In which region would I find grasshoppers, prairie chickens, and bison?
Grasslands
Wetland
Tundra
Habitat is ……………………………
a community of organisms and the environment in which they live.
all the organisms of the same kind that live together in an ecosystem.
the place where an organism lives.
…………………….occurs when two or more living things need the same resources to survive.
Competition
Habitat
Population
Which of the following is an example of Plants causing change?
a. Kudzu blocked sunlight from other plants and destroyed the forests.
b. Beavers build a dam to block the flow of a river.
c. People build homes.
What do beavers do?
They destroy the houses.
They waste time.
They cut down trees to build dams.
Bits of rock, sand, shell, and other material that harden into rock are ____________.
Fossil
Extinct
Sediments
In the Desert, the ground beneath the surface is frozen all the year.
True
False
Renewable resources are resources that exist in limited amounts or are used faster than they can be replaced in nature.
True
False
Which statement best describes this picture?
A population of giraffes lives in the savanna.
A community of giraffes lives in the savanna.
Giraffes and grasses make up a savanna population.
Trees and grasses are communities in a savanna ecosystem.
Which is a natural resources?
steel
water
plastic
electricity
Which of these is a renewable resource that supports life on Earth?
Oil
Coal
Natural gas
Solar energy
Renewable or Non-renewable: Natural Gas?
Renewable
Non-renewable
Renewable or Non-renewable: Wind?
Renewable
Non-renewable
Renewable or Non-renewable: Coal?
Renewable
Non-renewable
Renewable or Non-renewable: Soil?
Renewable
Non-renewable
Renewable or Non-renewable: Plants?
Renewable
Non-renewable
Renewable or Non-renewable: Animals?
Renewable
Non-renewable
Scientists can study fossils to learn about
the ___________.
past
present
future
none of the above
Which layer is the youngest?
……………… is a remain or a trace of a living thing that lived very long ago.
Ice
Extinct
Fossil
Which of these are fossil fuels? (Select three.)
coal
oil
natural gas
oxygen
igneous rock
Which type of fossil is is a dinosaur footprint?
Fossil record
Trace fossil
Mold fossil
Cast fossil
............................... is the driest ecosystem.
Tundra
Desert
Grassland
All the members of one species that live in an area of an ecosystem are called .................................... .
habitat
population
environment
................................. is covered with grasses.
Desert
Tundra
Grassland
Water lilies grow in ............................................ .
wetlands
tundra
desert
............................ is a cold region where the ground is frozen all the year.
Wetland
Tundra
Rain forest
Animals and plants are nonliving parts of an ecosystem.
True
False
Cacti ,coyotes and lizards live in ....................................... .
desert
wetland
tundra
In which type of ecosystem is the ground beneath the surface frozen all year?
desert
prairie
tundra
wetland
Which kind of fossil preserves the hard and soft parts of an animal
a trace fossil
a cast fossil
a fossil from a tar pit
a fossil in amber
Which is not a trace fossil?
a preserved skull
a preserved track
a preserved nest
a preserved eggshell
Why are fossil fuels considered nonrenewable resources?
They are found in the ground.
They cannot be replaced as fast as humans can use them.
They are not made from livings things.
They create pollution when burned.
Which resource would plants NOT compete for?
sunlight
water
insects
space
Renewable resources_______________________________
can run out.
are not usable unless processed by humans
are not able to be used again.
can be replaced
