WorksheetsScience
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
What is a producer?
An animal that hunts and eats other animals.
A living thing that makes its own food through photosynthesis.
A machine used by farmers to produce crops.
A person who creates movies and TV shows.
What is a consumer?
A scientist who studies how animals eat.
A plant that creates its own food through photosynthesis.
A living thing that eats other living things.
A person who observes native wildlife.
What is a decomposer?
A gardener who removes dead plants from a garden.
A living thing that breaks down dead plant or animal matter.
An animal that hunts and eats other animals.
A machine that breaks down food waste in a compost bin.
Match the following words to the correct definition?
Carnivore
A consumer that eats only animals.
Herbivore
A consumer that eats only plants.
Omnivore
A consumer that eats plants and animals.
Prey
Killed and/or eaten by another animal.
Predator
Animal that hunts other animals for food
According to the food web:
Which of the following is a herbivore?
cricket
frog
shrew
hawk
cattail
According to the food web:
the hawk consumes energy from the _______?
marsh grass
grasshopper
frog
snake
According to the food web:
The shrew provides energy for the _______?
frog
grasshopper
snake
cricket
Competitive Interaction relationship is the interaction between two different species of living things that benefits both of them.
Write me an example of a competitive interaction relationship and explain why?
A mutually beneficial relationship is when two animal species compete to gain access to the same food or territory.
Select the correct examples of a mutually beneficial relationship? (You can select more than one)
A lion and a hyena fighting over a zebra carcass.
A fox hunting a rabbit.
Bees get nectar from flowers.
A tick feeding on a dog’s blood.
A clownfish living in a sea anemone to help each other survive.
What is an adaptation?
A behaviour or body part that helps a living thing survive in its environment.
A tool animals use to build shelters and homes.
A change animals make when they copy what other animals do.
A short-term change in how an animal feels when the weather changes.
Correctly put the adaptations in the correct category.
A polar bear’s thick fur
A shark’s sharp teeth
A giraffe’s long neck
A penguin’s webbed feet
A wolf hunting in a pack.
A bear hibernating.
A bird migrating to a warmer place.
A rabbit freezing when it senses danger.
Put the living things in their correct category.
Grass
Seaweed
Trees
Algae
Dungbeetle
Flowers
Corn
Rabbit
Deer
Frog
Human
Bear
Insect
Fungi
Bacteria
Earthworm
Termite
Snail
What is a habitat?
Select the animals that live in a rainforest habitat?
Jaguar
Sloth
Green tree python
Toucan
Spotted hyena
Select the animals that live in a hot desert habitat?
Seagull
Polar Bear
Scorpion
Camel
Tiger
Select the animals that live in a coral reef habitat?
Starfish
Sea turtle
Otter
Blue Whale
Nurse Shark
Select the behavioural adaptations for a great white shark (you can select more than one).
Jumps up fast from deep water to catch prey.
Has rough skin that helps it swim quickly.
Senses tiny movements in the water.
Has sharp teeth for tearing up its prey.
Select the structural adaptations for a snow leopard (you can select more than one).
Wraps its tail around its face to stay warm.
Has big paws to walk on snow.
Creeps quietly and pounces on prey.
Has small ears to keep in body heat.
