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WorksheetsScience Practice Questions: Animals
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
What animal has hair or fur on its body and feeds milk to its young?
Bird
Fish
Mammal
Insect
An insect's body is divided into three parts. What are they?
Head, body, tail
Head, thorax, abdomen
Head, stomach, legs
Eyes, nose, mouth
What animal lays eggs and has dry, scaly skin?
Amphibian
Bird
Reptile
Fish
How does a fish breathe?
With lungs
With gills
Through its skin
Through its nose
What animal can live both on land and in water?
Mammal
Reptile
Bird
Amphibian
A chick hatches from an...
Egg
Larva
Pupa
Live birth
What animal has feathers and wings for flight?
Bird
Insect
Bat
Mammal
The butterfly life cycle begins with an...
Larva
Egg
Pupa
Adult butterfly
What is the purpose of a fish's gills?
To help it swim
To eat
To breathe underwater
To see
The stage in the butterfly life cycle after the caterpillar is the...
Egg
Adult butterfly
Pupa
Larva
What is an example of a water mammal?
Whale fish
Whale
Dolphin
Whale and dolphin
A key characteristic of mammals is that they...
Lay eggs
Have dry scales
Feed milk to their young
Have wings
What animal has moist skin without scales and lives in two environments?
Fish
Reptile
Amphibian
Bird
What is the difference between a vertebrate and an invertebrate?
Vertebrates do not have a backbone.
Invertebrates have a backbone.
Vertebrates have a backbone.
Both do not have a backbone.
Reptiles lay eggs with a shell that is...
Hard
Leathery
Transparent
Fragile
A habitat is a place where an animal can find all of the following, except...
Food
Water
Entertainment
Shelter
What stage of the frog life cycle breathes with gills?
Adult frog
Tadpole
Froglet
Baby frog
All birds have the following characteristics, except...
A beak
Wings
Two legs
The ability to fly
What happens to a caterpillar when it becomes a chrysalis?
It begins to fly.
It eats more leaves.
It transforms inside the chrysalis.
It lays eggs.
Humans belong to which animal group?
Mammals
Reptiles
Amphibians
Birds
All mammals live on land.
TRUE
FALSE
Fish breathe using gills.
TRUE
FALSE
An insect's body is divided into a head, thorax, and abdomen.
TRUE
FALSE
Reptiles have moist and slimy skin.
TRUE
FALSE
The chicken life cycle begins with an egg.
TRUE
FALSE
Birds have wings and feathers.
TRUE
FALSE
All animals have a backbone.
TRUE
FALSE
A tadpole is the first stage of the butterfly's life cycle.
TRUE
FALSE
Mammals are animals that feed milk to their young.
TRUE
FALSE
A whale is an example of a water mammal.
TRUE
FALSE
An adult frog breathes with gills.
TRUE
FALSE
Butterflies undergo a complete metamorphosis.
TRUE
FALSE
Birds are the only animals that have wings.
TRUE
FALSE
A snake belongs to the reptile group.
TRUE
FALSE
A baby calf drinks milk from its mother.
TRUE
FALSE
Amphibians lay their eggs on land.
TRUE
FALSE
A cat is an example of a mammal.
TRUE
FALSE
All insects have two pairs of legs.
TRUE
FALSE
A habitat is an animal's living place.
TRUE
FALSE
A polar bear can survive in a desert.
TRUE
FALSE
An eagle has a sharp beak.
TRUE
FALSE
A shark does not have fins.
TRUE
FALSE
Reptiles hatch from eggs with a hard shell.
TRUE
FALSE
An adult butterfly emerges from a chrysalis.
TRUE
FALSE
A froglet has a shorter tail than a tadpole.
TRUE
FALSE
Monkeys are mammals that live in rainforests.
TRUE
FALSE
A spider is an insect.
TRUE
FALSE
All mammals give birth to live young.
TRUE
FALSE
Fish breathe through their lungs.
TRUE
FALSE
Every animal goes through a life cycle.
TRUE
FALSE
What happens to a frog when it is still a tadpole living in the water?
Name the three main body parts of an insect.
Give one example of an amphibian.
What makes mammals different from other animal groups?
Explain the differences between birds and reptiles.
Why is animal classification important for scientists?
Explain the life cycle of a butterfly, from the egg to the adult butterfly.
Explain why a camel and a polar bear can survive in very different habitats.
If a lake dries up, how would it affect the life cycles of frogs and fish?
Explain the characteristics of the mammal group and give two examples.
What happens to a tadpole as it grows into an adult frog? Name the changes.
What is an animal's life cycle? Give one example.
