WorksheetsREVIEWER: Science & Health 4
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What part of a plant is responsible for photosynthesis?
Roots
Stem
Leaves
Flowers
What is the function of roots in plants?
Photosynthesis
Seed dispersal
Pollination
Water absorption
What plant grows in water and provides a habitat for fish?
Grass
Fern
Oak tree
Water lily
What kind of plant grows in the tundra?
Mosses
Orchids
Bamboo
Palms
What is the habitat of a cactus?
Rainforest
Desert
Wetlands
Grasslands
What type of plant is commonly found in a rainforest?
Pine tree
Oak tree
Bamboo
Cactus
Which habitat is best suited for mangroves?
Mountains
Coastal areas
Deserts
Grasslands
Which plant has adapted to survive in low-nutrient soil?
Venus flytrap
Rose
Tulip
Grass
What is a characteristic of plants found in grasslands?
Thick waxy leaves
Deep roots
Floating leaves
Small, needle-like leaves
Which habitat is ideal for a fern?
Moist forest floor
Dry desert
Open grasslands
Icy tundra
What is the term for all living and nonliving things in an area?
Habitat
Ecosystem
Biodiversity
Population
Which is an example of a nonliving component of an ecosystem?
Mushroom
Tree
Deer
Sunlight
What is a group of the same species living in one area called?
Ecosystem
Habitat
Population
Food web
What type of ecosystem is known for its salty water and marine life?
Forest
Desert
Ocean
Freshwater
Which kind of ecosystem is a swamp?
Grassland
Aquatic
Wetland
Desert
What term describes a balance in an ecosystem?
Biodiversity
Harmony
Mutualism
Stability
What do decomposers do in an ecosystem?
Consume plants
Break down dead material
Produce energy
Fight predators
Which is an example of mutualism in an ecosystem?
A bird eating fruit from a tree
Bees pollinating flowers
A lion hunting a deer
A fungus decomposing wood
What happens when an ecosystem is disrupted?
All species thrive
Food chains are unaffected
Population sizes may change
Nonliving components disappear
What is the role of producers in an ecosystem?
Decompose dead matter
Capture sunlight to make food
Hunt for prey
Consume other organisms
What adaptation helps birds fly?
Webbed feet
Feathers
Sharp teeth
Thick fur
What is an example of a nocturnal animal?
Squirrel
Owl
Eagle
Turtle
Which animal uses echolocation?
Dolphin
Rabbit
Deer
Elephant
What do herbivores eat?
Meat
Plants
Insects
Fish
Which is an example of a carnivore?
Rabbit
Cow
Tiger
Deer
What is a group of lions called?
Pack
Flock
Pride
Herd
Which animal is a primary consumer in a food chain?
Lion
Snake
Grasshopper
Eagle
What do animals in the Arctic have to survive the cold?
Thick fur
Long legs
Webbed feet
Slim bodies
What is the largest land animal?
Giraffe
Elephant
Rhino
Tiger
Which animal is an amphibian?
Eagle
Snake
Shark
Frog
