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WorksheetsAll about living things II 2025
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 33mins
How do animals interact?
Animals interact with other planets
Animals interact with the world around them
Animals never move
When do animals move?
Animals move when they are warm
Animals sleep when they are warm
Animals grow when they are warm
What do carnivore animals do?
Hungry animals paint pictures
Hungry animals call other animals
Hungry animals hunt other animals
Why do animals need food?
Animals need food for decoration
Animals need food for energy
Animals need food to fly
What do zebras eat?
Zebras only eat animals
Zebras eat plants and animals
Zebras only eat plants
What do monkeys eat?
Monkeys only eat plants
Monkeys only eat animals
Monkeys eat both animals and plants
What do cheetahs eat?
Cheetahs eat plants
Cheetahs eat fruits
Cheetahs eat other animals
How do oviparous animals reproduce?
Oviparous animals give birth
Oviparous animals hatch from eggs
Oviparous animals live in water
What type of reproduction do ducks have?
Ducks are viviparous
Ducks are oviparous
Ducks do not reproduce
What do viviparous animals do?
Viviparous animals are born from eggs
Viviparous animals produce spores
Viviparous animals give birth to their young
What type of reproduction do squirrels have?
Squirrels are oviparous
Squirrels do not reproduce
Squirrels give birth to their young
Do animals need energy?
No, animals never need energy
Yes, they obtaing energy from food
Not all animals need energy
How do animals reproduce?
Animals reproduce only once
All animals are oviparous
All animals are viviparous
Animals reproduce in two main ways
How do plants obtain food?
Plants eat other animals
Plants produce their own food
Plants hunt small insects
When do plants produce food?
Plants produce food at night
Plants produce food during the day
Plants produce food only in winter
What do plants absorb?
Plants absorb sunlight
Plants absorb meat
Plants absorb plastic
What do plants release into the air during photosynthesis?
Plants release water into the air
Plants release oxygen into the air
Plants release carbon dioxide into the air
When do plants need energy?
Plants need energy only with sunlight
Plants need energy 24 hours a day
Plants need energy once a week
What do plants absorb during respiration?
Plants absorb oxygen during respiration
Plants absorb carbon dioxide during respiration
Plants absorb nutrients during respiration
How do some plants move?
Some plants move away from sunlight
Some plants move towards sunlight
Plants run towards sunlight
How do plants reproduce?
Plants only reproduce from eggs
Plants reproduce only with flowers
Plants reproduce by seeds or parts
When does respiration occur in plants?
Respiration occurs only during the day
Respiration occurs 24 hours a day
Respiration occurs only in water
Do plants need minerals?
Plants do not need minerals
Plants absorb minerals
Plants create minerals
Can fungi move?
Fungi can move
Fungi cannot move
Fungi fly
Do fungi need sunlight?
Fungi need sunlight
Fungi do not need sunlight
Fungi need moonlight
Do fungi make their own food?
Fungi make their own food
Fungi cannot make their own food
Fungi make food for animals
How do fungi reproduce?
Fungi reproduce with seeds
Fungi reproduce with spores
Fungi reproduce with eggs
Are mushrooms with caps unicellular?
Mushrooms with caps are unicellular
Mushrooms with caps are multicellular
Mushrooms with caps fly
Mushrooms with caps swim
What does the cap of mushrooms produce?
The cap produces water
The cap produces spores
The cap produces leaves
The cap produces fruit
Where do mushrooms with caps grow?
Mushrooms with caps grow in deserts
Mushrooms with caps grow in humid places
Mushrooms with caps grow in the sea
What are hyphae?
Hyphae are flowers
Hyphae are roots
Hyphae are filaments
Hyphae are leaves
Are all mushrooms poisonous?
All mushrooms are poisonous
All mushrooms are edible
Some mushrooms are edible, some are poisonous
No mushroom is edible
How are molds?
Molds are visible and unicellular
Molds are microscopic and multicellular
Molds are only underwater
Molds have large hats
What do molds feed on?
Molds feed on fresh flowers
Molds feed on decomposing living things
Molds feed on rocks
Molds feed on sand
What do some molds produce?
Molds make medicine like aspirin
Some molds produce antibiotics like penicillin
Molds produce chocolate
Molds produce oxygen
How are yeasts?
Yeasts are multicellular
Yeasts are unicellular
Yeasts form hyphae
Yeasts are animals
What are protozoa?
Protozoa are plants
Protozoa are unicellular
Protozoa are large animals
Protozoa are fungi
What size are protozoa?
Protozoa are very large
Protozoa are very small
Protozoa are giant organisms
Protozoa can be easily seen
How can protozoa be seen?
Protozoa can be seen with the naked eye
Protozoa can be seen with a microscope
Protozoa can only be seen at night
Protozoa glow
What is the amoeba?
The amoeba is a plant
The amoeba is a protozoan
The amoeba is a fungus
The amoeba is a fish
How do bacteria reproduce?
Bacteria reproduce slowly
Bacteria reproduce quickly
Bacteria never reproduce
Bacteria reproduce with seeds
Are all bacteria harmful?
All bacteria are harmful
All bacteria are useful
Some bacteria are useful
No bacteria are useful
What is yogurt made from?
Yogurt is made from fungi
Yogurt is made from bacteria
Yogurt is made from protozoa
Yogurt is made from plants
How are bacterial diseases treated?
Bacterial diseases are treated with vitamins
Bacterial diseases are treated with antibiotics
Bacterial diseases are treated with water
Bacterial diseases are not treated
Can living beings live alone?
Living beings can easily live alone
Living beings cannot live in isolation
Living beings never interact
Living beings do not need each other
Do we depend on other organisms to survive?
Organisms live alone
Organisms depend on others to survive
Organisms do not need food
Organisms avoid other organisms
Do individual organisms live in close contact?
Individuals never reproduce
Individuals live far from each other
Individual organisms live in close contact
Individuals live underground
What do the same species produce?
The same species do not produce offspring
The same species produce fertile offspring
The same species cannot reproduce
The same species are always plants
What is a population?
A population is a single animal
A population is a group of the same species
A population is many different species
A population consists only of plants
What is a group of clownfish?
A group of clownfish is a plant
A group of clownfish is a population
A group of clownfish is a rock
A group of clownfish is a fungus
What is a community?
A community is formed by a single species
A community consists of different populations together
A community is only humans
A community is only animals
What do coral and jellyfish form together?
Coral and jellyfish form a population
Coral and jellyfish form a community
They form a plant
They form a fungus
What is the biosphere?
The biosphere is a city
The biosphere is the living beings of the Earth
The biosphere is the sky
The biosphere is only the oceans
What does biosphere mean?
Biosphere means 'sphere of animals'
Biosphere means 'sphere of life'
Biosphere means 'sphere of rocks'
Biosphere means 'sphere of plants'
What are intra-specific relationships?
Intra-specific relationships are between different species
Intra-specific relationships are between the same species
Intra-specific means only plants
Intra-specific means only fungi
What is reproduction?
Reproduction occurs between different species
Reproduction occurs within the same species
Reproduction is not a relationship
Reproduction is only for plants
What do flocks (rebaños) do in intraspecific relationships?
Flocks protect the animals
Flocks produce food
Flocks produce water
What do packs of wolves do?
Packs help animals play
Packs help animals hunt large animals
Packs help animals plant trees
Packs help animals fly
What does predation mean?
Predation means living together
Predation means eating only plants
Predation means that one organism kills and eats another
Predation means protecting the host
What is parasitism?
Parasitism always kills the host
Parasitism never involves a host
Parasitism means living in or on another organism
Parasitism is the same as mutualism
What is symbiosis?
Symbiosis is a weak relationship
Symbiosis occurs only in water
Symbiosis is a close relationship where both need each other
Symbiosis means to fight
What is mutualism?
Mutualism helps only one organism
Mutualism helps both organisms
Mutualism harms both
Mutualism is parasitism
What is biodiversity?
Biodiversity is the number of planets
Biodiversity is the variety of life forms
Biodiversity is the number of rocks
Biodiversity is only plants
What impact does road construction have?
Road construction has no impact
Vehicles on the roads can kill animals that cross
Roads help animals reproduce
Roads make animals fly
What do invasive species do?
Invasive species never change a habitat
Invasive species can destroy a habitat
Invasive species help all species
Invasive species disappear quickly
Is the water in our planet contaminated?
Water is not contaminated
Water is very contaminated by waste
Water contamination is impossible
