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Animal Growth, Behavior, and Survival review

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a consumer?

a)

Someone/something that makes something.

b)

Plants are consumers because they make their own food.

c)

Something that eats other plants and/or animals.

d)

An animal that can walk.

2.

What are producers? (Choose two answers)

a)

Plants because they make their own food.

b)

Someone that makes things they can sell.

c)

A rabbit likes to eat the lettuce

d)

A wolf likes to eat the rabbit

3.

Which is a producer? (a)  

Choose from the below words
deer
tall grass
lion
worm
4.
Which of the following is a producer?
a)
Maple tree
b)
Sunfish
c)
Bunny
d)
Bear
5.

The food chain is missing the organism in the middle. What organism is missing?

a)

The grass under the tree for the mountain lion can eat the grass

b)

The bird in the nest on the tree.

c)

Mushrooms in the grass so the Mountain lion can eat the mushrooms.

d)

The deer that is eating the grass under the tree.

6.

Do camels live in the ocean?

a)

Yes, they can live in the ocean they have gills like fish.

b)

No, the camels live in the desert they can store water to help them survive.

c)

The camels live in the rain forest because then need lots of moisture.

d)

Camels can survive anywhere.

7.
An organism that uses sunlight to create its own food is known as a:
a)
Producer
b)
Heterotroph
c)
Consumer
d)
Decomposer
8.

Which of these organisms is considered to be a producer?

a)

grass

b)

gazelle

c)

fox

d)

coyote

9.

Which of these organisms is the producer?

a)

Owl

b)

Mouse

c)

Grasshopper

d)

Grass

10.

A characteristic or trait that helps an organism survive in its environment is a/an ​ ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
adaptation
skill
variation
natural instinct
11.
Define Adaptation.
a)
How an organism has NOT changed and continues to live in an environment 
b)
All animals can live in any environment 
c)
How an organism grows over time
d)
Special features or behaviors that allow an animal to survive in an environment.
12.

Characteristics to help an organism survive and reproduce are called ____________________________.

a)

features

b)

flexibility

c)

adaptations

d)

structures

13.

How does the giraffe's long neck help it survive?

a)

Pollinates flowers

b)

Attracts mates

c)

Little competition for food

d)

Hides in low vegetation easily

14.
Bears live in the?
a)
woods
b)
ocean
c)
plains
d)
water
15.
A forest is a habitat that has a lot of trees and animals such as squirrels, deer, snakes, and birds. 
a)
True
b)
False
16.
What is another word for an animal's home?
a)
Habitat
b)
Niche
c)
Population
d)
Organism
17.

IF a plant that lives in the rain forest is moved to the desert, what would happen to that plant?

a)

The plant grows larger because a few other plants would be near it.

b)

The plant would grow to become a cactus.

c)

The plant would die quickly because it would not get the water it needs.

d)

The plant would die quickly because it would NOT get the sunlight it needs.

18.

Many animals have lungs to breath with.

What animal does not have lungs?

a)

Stingray

b)

giraffe

c)

bird

d)

turtle

19.

The rainforest has many different types of animals that live there.

How do the treetops differ from the lower parts of the trees?

a)

The treetops are damp and moist while the lower parts of the trees are more bright because they get more sun. They are home to worms.

b)

The treetops are where the grass grows, it is low to the ground. They are home to frogs.

c)

The treetops are the darkest art of the tree and very calm. They are home to monkeys and snakes.

d)

The treetops are the brightest and the windiest. They are home to butterflies.

20.

There are two different types of animals that need food to survive. What do their behaviors for meeting their needs have in common?

a)

One flies and one swims.

b)

They have to move around from different places to find food.

c)

They sit on a log and wait for the food to come to them.

d)

The do not need food.

21.

If zebra adult groups or elephant adult groups circle around their young, what does this behavior do to help them survive?

a)

They are playing duck duck goose.

b)

The adult animals are keeping their young safe from predators or activities that might harm them,

c)

The behavior helps the animals communicate with the adults.

d)

This behavior allows the adults to eat first.

22.

When animals live together in groups, this is helpful to the animals by_________

a)

having lots of animals around to play hide and seek with

b)

When some animals live in a group they can work together to hunt prey and to raise their young.

c)

When some animals live in a group they can work alone to hunt prey and to breathe.

d)

When some animals live in a group they can work together to hunt prey and to drink.

23.

Bees live and work in a group. They find pollen and make honey, which bees use for food. How is a group of bees different from groups formed of other animals?

a)

Bees work together to find food.

b)

Bees communicate with all the other animals.

c)

Every bee completes only one job that helps support the group.

d)

Every bee is different from other bees.

24.

Bees and other animals have long, thin parts called antennae. How is the antennae used?

a)

Bees use antennae to catch their food and deer uses antennae this way also.

b)

Bees use antennae to eat their food and lizards uses antennae this way also.

c)

Bees uses antennae to eat and catch their food and deer and lizards uses antennae as well.

d)

Bees uses antennae to find their food. Insects and crabs also use antennae this way.