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WorksheetsVoc. Challenge Cat. 4 Science
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 46mins
any living thing
population
organism
habitat
food web
an organism that is able to make its own food through the process of photosynthesis
producer
consumer
predator
prey
an organism that gets its energy from eating other organisms
producer
consumer
decomposer
prey
an organism that hunts and kills another organism for food
producer
predator
prey
decomposer
an organism that is hunted and eaten by a predator
producer
predator
prey
decomposer
an organism that breaks down dead organisms and waste
producer
consumer
decomposer
predator
the process in which dead organisms are broken down and returned to the soil
adaptation
migration
hibernation
decomposition
shows the path of energy from one organism to another
producer
food chain
food web
ecosystem
many overlapping food chains linked together
food chain
food web
ecosystem
environment
the environment where an organism lives; its "home"
environment
habitat
community
population
the surroundings/area where an organism lives
environment
habitat
community
population
the living and nonliving parts of an environment
ecosystem
habitat
adaptation
community
living things depending on each other
ecosystem
environment
interdependence
migration
a characteristic that helps an organism survive in its environment
population
adaptation
migration
offspring
the seasonal movement of animals from one place to another
adaptation
migration
hibernation
interdependence
an animal’s body processes slowing down for survival in extreme conditions
adaptation
migration
hibernation
interdependence
new organisms that come from a parent organism
prey
predator
consumer
offspring
A characteristic that is passed from parents to offspring is an inherited trait.
True
False
A characteristic that an organism learns by observing other organisms or is taught
inherited trait
learned behavior
instinct
metamorphosis
a behavior that is inherited; an organism is born knowing how to do this
inherited trait
learned characteristic
instinct
hiberbation
the complete dying out of an entire species
extinct
metamorphosis
hibernation
offspring
apart of the ecosystem that is not living, such as sunlight, air, and water
living
nonliving
consumer
environment
the process in which plants use energy from the sun to make their own food
photosynthesis
respiration
transpiration
consumer
an animal that only gets energy by eating only plants
carnivore
herbivore
omnivore
prey
a gas produced by plants during photosynthesis that animals use for respiration
carbon dioxide
atmosphere
oxygen
air
an animal that gets its energy from only eating other animals
carnivore
herbivore
omnivore
prey
a part of an ecosystem like a plant or animal with basic needs that must be met
living
nonliving
ecosystem
environment
an animal that gets energy by eating both plants and animals
carnivore
herbivore
omnivore
prey
the role an organism plays in its environment
niche
population
environment
adaptation
a mark or depression made by pressure
niche
fossil
imprint
resource
to remain alive or in existence; live on
extinct
survive
decay
imprint
A characteristic that a living thing gets from its parents
inherited trait
learned behavior
physical behavior
acquired trait
What is an acquired trait?
a characteristic that a living thing is born with
a characteristic that a living thing gets during its lifetime
physical appearance
heredity
Which is an example of a physical trait (a trait you can see)?
a baby crying in the crib
a squirrel gathering and saving nuts
a horse has four legs
geese fly south for the winter
A part of a living thing (body part, plant part)
Function
Structure
Adaptation
Niche
What a body part or plant part does
(the purpose for that part)
Function
Structure
Adaptation
Niche
When an animal blends in with its surroundings, it's using ______
mimicry
camouflage
compression
carnivore
What is a "prairie"?
A body of water where aquatic animals live
A plain of grassland without many trees
The surroundings or conditions in which an organism lives
A type of webbed feet for efficient swimming
What are "hooves"?
The sound made by certain animals
The fur on the body of many animals
The shelters built by animals
Hard coverings that protect the toes of many animals
What does "webbed" refer to?
A type of environment
A plain of grassland
Feet of aquatic animals, such as ducks, frogs, and otters enabling efficient swimming and maneuvering in water
Growing or living in or often found in water
What does "aquatic" mean?
A type of grassland without many trees
The feet of aquatic animals
The surroundings or conditions in which an organism lives
Growing or living in or often found in water
Which of the following is a characteristic of mammals?
They lay eggs
They have scales
They usually give birth to live babies
They are cold-blooded
What are crustaceans?
Animals that are hunted and eaten by other animals
Wood that has been cut and prepared for use in building or construction
The process of something breaking down or rotting over time
A group of animals that live in water and have a hard shell covering their bodies
type of organisms that normally live in a particular ecosystem
overpopulation
invasive species
native species
impact
organisms that entered a new ecosystem and multiplied, hurting native species and their habitats
overpopulation
inpact
restore (restoration)
Invasive species
the way in which humans can help to take care of the environment
deforestation (clear cutting)
restore (restoration)
impact
disrupt
trees are cut down in large numbers to clear the land; this can lead to erosion and loss of soil
impact
restore (restoration)
deforestation (clear cutting)
invasive species
an effect or result
deforestation (clear cutting)
impact
thrive
habitat
to change or modify
native species
alter
disrupt
thrive
to disturb or cause damage
global warming
habitat
thrive
disrupt
to grow and survive
disrupt
habitat
thrive
global warming
problem that occurs when grazing animals like cattle and sheep eat too much vegetation (grass)
habitat
overgraze
thrive
global warming
too many of the same organism in one area
native species
overpopulation
invasive species
restore (restoration)
a mark or depression made by pressure
niche
fossil
imprint
resource
A dolphin is considered ______________ life because it lives in the sea.
marina
aquarium
marine
aquifer
marine organisms with hard bodies like lobsters and shrimp
crustaceans
amphibians
reptiles
mamamals
a person or animal that lives in a place
ecosystem
inhabitant
habitat
environment
Where do plants get the energy for photosynthesis to take place?
nutrients in the soil
the sun
chlorophyll
bee pollination
The gas that plants breathe in is called ____.
Carbon Dioxide
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
lumber
rocks
wood
metal
oxygen
What is an Abiotic Item?
A living thing
A non-living thing
What is an Biotic Item?
A living thing
A non-living thing
Rocks, sand, mud, and other soils are called
amber
mold/case
sediments
A scientist who studies fossil is called a
psychiatrist
physical education teacher
paleontologist
An underground tunnel or hole used for shelter by animals.
den
path
burrow
overpass
An area densely packed with lots of different kinds of plants, tall trees and animals.
City
Artic Circle
Rainforest
Canada
Would an Arctic tundra be warm or cold?
(a)
beneficial
bad/negative
good/positive
aquatic
in water
in dessert
in air
preserve
save/conserve
waste
use up
Conserve
save / preserve
waste
use up
A ___ is partly covered with water or is flooded at least part of the year.
wetland
swamps
marshes
bog
A_____ is a group of organisms of one species that live in an area at the same time.
population
community
wetland
Biotic
What does the word increase mean:
Choose 4 correct answers
to make bigger
more of
add more
greater
less
What does the word decrease mean:
Choose the 3 correct answers
less
fewer
greater
smaller
more
What does the word partial mean:
Choose the 4 correct answers
a piece of
incomplete
not complete
complete
a part of something
What does the word classify mean:
Choose the 2 correct answers
to sort
to group
float
answer
animals that are awake and active at night and sleep during the day
reptiles
nocturnal
migration
hibernate
a mini ecosystem or a self-contained garden inside a clear container, like a jar or bottle, where plants and small animals live
aquarium
terrarium
How are petrified fossils formed?
when any part of the animal is naturally preserved
when bone or wood is replaced by minerals that harden into rock
when the animal gets scared and becomes fossilized
a hole or tunnel that an animal digs in the ground to use as a home or a hiding place
burrow
cave
tree hole
rock
