WorksheetsGrade Two Revision
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
A living thing can ________.
Grow
Freeze
Break
Bark only
A rock is a ________.
Living thing
Non-living thing
Plant
Baby animal
A plant needs sunlight, water, and ________ to grow.
Shoes
Food
Soil
Toys
A bird is an example of a ________.
Non-living thing
Animal
Food
Water
A tree is a ________.
Living thing
Non-living thing
Habitat
Rock
A habitat is a ________.
Toy for animals
Home where animals live
Place to eat
Water they drink
A fish lives in ________.
Desert
River
Tree
Grassland
A camel is suited to live in the ________.
Sea
Desert
Snow
Forest
A frog lives in a ________ habitat.
Space
Pond
Desert
Mountain top
A food chain always starts with a ________.
Lion
Plant
Snake
Bird
Grass is a food source for a ________.
Cow
Lion
Snake
Eagle
A chick grows into a ________.
Lion
Chicken
Seed
Eggshell
An egg is the ________ stage of many life cycles.
First
Last
Middle
Longest
A baby human is called a ________.
Puppy
Kitten
Infant
Cub
Which of these is non-living?
Dog
Bird
Rock
Tree
Woodlice and worms are usually found in ________.
Dark, damp places
Hot sand
Open sky
Snow
A micro-habitat is ________.
A very large habitat
A small habitat for tiny animals
A home for humans
A type of tree
A polar bear is white to help it ________.
Stay warm
Hide in the snow
Eat grass
Run fast
Animals get their energy from ________.
Water
Plants and animals
Light
Soil
A simple food chain shows how ________.
Plants grow
Animals move
Energy passes from food to animal
Water freezes
A snail is most likely to live in a ________ habitat.
Dry leaf pile
Wet, cool garden
Busy road
Computer desk
If a habitat is destroyed, animals living there will ________.
Dance
Move away
Grow bigger
Sing
A penguin’s flippers help it to ________.
Climb trees
Swim
Dig holes
Fly
A hedgehog curls into a ball for ________.
Fun
Eating
Protection
Sleeping all day
A plant-eating animal is a ________.
Carnivore
Herbivore
Omnivore
Decomposer
Humans and bears are ________.
Herbivores
Carnivores
Omnivores
Plants
Which shows a correct food chain?
Lion → Grass → Zebra
Grass → Cow → Human
Eagle → Rabbit → Grass
Snake → Owl → Leaf
A life cycle shows how an animal ________.
grows and changes
eats food
sleeps at night
runs fast
If there is no sunlight, plants cannot _________.
Grow
Rotate
Move
Hide
If plants die, the animals that eat them will _________.
Celebrate
Have no food
Sleep more
Grow wings
Why do birds have light bones?
To look pretty
To help them fly
To keep them warm
To dig holes
Why do giraffes have long necks?
To drink water
To reach tall trees
To run fast
To hide from lions
If a pond dries up, what will MOST likely happen to fish living there?
They will grow bigger
They will fly away
They will die or move
They will turn into frogs
What would happen if all plants disappeared?
Animals would have no food
Animals would eat rocks
Nothing would change
Plants would return
Why do camels store fat in their humps?
To look tall
To survive in the desert
To scare predators
To grow faster
If a cat eats a mouse that ate seeds, the cat is a _________.
Producer
Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Seed
Why are rainforests important habitats for animals?
They are tidy
They have many food sources
They are noisy
They are small
If rubbish is thrown into a river, fish may _________.
Get more food
Move or die
Become colourful
Grow wings
Why do some animals migrate?
For fun
To find food or better weather
To learn to fly
To play with humans
Which change would MOST likely destroy a woodland habitat?
Planting more trees
Building houses on the land
Removing rubbish
Watering plants
