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WorksheetsAmplify Unit 3
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What are fossils?
Remains or traces of ancient living things
New plants growing in a garden
Modern animals living in the forest
Freshwater fish in a pond
Which habitats can fossils form in?
Cities, towns, and villages
Marine, deserts, and swamps
Mountains, rivers, and lakes
Forests, gardens, and parks
What does a fossil of a fish indicate about the area?
The area was once a desert
The area was once underwater
The area was once a forest
The area was once a mountain
What did Dinosaur X have that suggests it lived on land?
Wings and feathers
Four legs, a long tail, clawed feet, and ate bugs and mice
Fins and scales
A shell and flippers
Why do penguins in cold climates have more feathers?
To fly faster
To keep warm
To swim better
To look bigger
What can farming do if fertilizers wash into lakes and rivers?
Clean the water
Pollute the water
Make the water taste better
Create new fish species
Why do hawksbill turtles survive better in colorful coral?
They find more food
They blend in and avoid predators
They swim faster
They grow larger
What does a fossil tell us about the past?
What dinosaurs ate last week
The environment where an organism once lived
How plants grow today
The color of an animal’s fur
Why do some animals have camouflage?
To look pretty
To blend into their surroundings and avoid predators
To make friends with other animals
To change their size
How does building cities affect animals?
It makes animals stronger
It helps animals find more food
It makes it harder for animals to find food and shelter
It doesn’t affect animals at all
What helps a plant survive in a dry place?
Needing a lot of water
Having deep roots to find water
Growing only in the shade
Being bright red
Why do penguins in cold climates have more feathers?
To stay cold
To swim faster
To keep warm and survive
To help them fly
What happens when fertilizers wash into rivers and lakes?
Fish and plants grow faster
It makes the water cleaner
It can harm fish and other aquatic life
It has no effect
Why do scientists track animals like wolves?
To see if they are good pets
To understand their movements and help protect them
To make sure they stay in one place
To see what they eat for breakfast
Why is it important to test a scientific design?
To see if it needs improvement
To get approval from friends
To make it more expensive
To prove that all designs work the first time
Why do dark-colored moths survive better in dark environments?
They can fly faster
They blend into their surroundings and avoid predators
They are stronger than light-colored moths
They don’t need to eat as much
What is one way scientists help protect marine life?
Studying fish and their habitats
Taking fish out of the ocean
Feeding all ocean animals
Moving coral reefs to different locations
