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WorksheetsNW4 Minor 5
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
Why would zebras travel in groups known as herds?
To stay cool in the hot sun.
To eat as much food as possible.
To defend themselves from predators.
To attract animals that want to eat them.
Which sentence explains how being part of a group helps wolves obtain food?
They can surround larger animals to attack.
They can collect more berries to eat.
They can spread out and find water.
They can find places to sleep.
Humans live __________ to __________.
alone, scare other people.
in communities, support each other.
alone, support each other.
in communities, scare other people.
What do orcas do in a pod (groups)?
Hunt seals.
Fly in the sky.
Climb trees.
Swim alone.
What do penguins do in the cold?
Swim alone.
Huddle together.
Fly away.
Climb trees.
Bison are animals that travel in herds or groups. When they feel threatened, they surround the younger bison in the middle of the group. Which explains why they do this?
The young bison needs water.
The young bison needs food.
The young bison needs protection.
The young bison needs to grow.
Which best describes the frog life cycle shown?
The adult frog looks the same as the tadpole.
The tadpole looks different than the adult frog.
The frog has legs its whole life cycle.
The froglet has no legs.
What is the first stage of ladybug, butterfly and frog life cycles?
Egg
Larva
Pupa
Chrysalis
Which stage comes after the caterpillar stage?
Egg
Larva (caterpillar)
Pupa (chrysalis)
Adult
Observe the life cycle model of the frog. Which statement describes the model?
The frog grows wings as an adult.
The frog gets smaller as it gets older.
The frog loses its legs as an adult.
The frog loses its tail as an adult.
Observe the stages shown of the ladybug life cycle. Which statement describe the stages shown?
The larva looks different than the adult.
The adult looks the same as the larva.
The larva does not have wings.
The adult does not have wings.
What stage comes after egg?
Tadpole with legs
Tadpole
Froglet
Adult frog
