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Celebrity Sea Creatures Science World

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

On October 22, 2017, a storm system stretching from Texas to Missouri produced a record-breaking what?

a)

tornado

b)

winter snow

c)

bolt of lightning

d)

hailstorm

2.

What type of organelle helps generate energy to power our cells?

a)

mitochondria

b)

electron

c)

proton

d)

bacteria

3.

What is another name for negatively charged particles?

a)

mitochondria

b)

neutrons

c)

protons

d)

electrons

4.

Solids with repeating atomic structures are also called what?

a)

non crystalline solid

b)

amorphous solid

c)

railways

d)

crystals

5.

What is luster?

a)

the color of a mineral in powder form

b)

group or bunch

c)

something dull

d)

the way a mineral reflects light

6.

The color of a mineral in powder form is called ______.

a)

wetness

b)

dairy free

c)

streak

d)

blue

7.

Naturally occurring solid substances with a specific chemical composition and structure are called ______.

a)

minerals

b)

poops

c)

crystals

d)

gasses

8.

What is a mineral's ability to resist scratching called?

a)

softness

b)

hardness

c)

delicateness

d)

sissy lala

9.

What were the 3 new minerals' names?

a)

Raydemarkite, Stunorthropite, and Virgilluethite

b)

Waltercronkite, Markwahlbergite, and Mattdamonite

c)

Alberteinstite, Nikolateslite, and Isaacnewtonite

d)

Arianagrandite, Lanadelreyite, Eminemite

10.

British climbers reached the top of ______ _____ in only 5 days.

a)

Mount Everest

b)

Mount Kilimanjaro

c)

Mount Rushmore

d)

Mount St. Helen's

11.

The most popular Christmas tree in America is ______ ____.

a)

Fraser fir

b)

Grand fir

c)

Korean fir

d)

Kramer fir

12.

What are units of hereditary material known as?

a)

atoms

b)

cells

c)

bloods

d)

genes

13.

This year, the U.S. experienced its highest number of _____ cases in three decades.

a)

diarrhea

b)

flu

c)

measles

d)

covid

14.

In what year was the measles vaccine introduced?

a)

1963

b)

1964

c)

1596

d)

1974

15.

Sea stars typically have ____ points.

a)

100

b)

5

c)

1,000

d)

5,000

16.

What species of aquatic organisms drift in the water because they're too small to swim against currents?

a)

Mr. Krabs

b)

Squidwards

c)

plankton

d)

exoskeletons

17.

Omnivores usually eat what?

a)

trash

b)

Little Debbies

c)

animals

d)

plants and animals

18.

Mr. Krabs is a _______.

a)

sponge

b)

squid

c)

genius

d)

crustacean

19.

A group of marine animals with squishy bodies and long arms is called what?

a)

jellypod

b)

cephalopod

c)

iPod

d)

tripod

20.

Octopuses and squid are both ________.

a)

cephalopods

b)

reptiles

c)

arachnids

d)

jellyfish

21.

What is it called when a crab bursts out of its old exoskeleton, revealing a new, bigger one underneath?

a)

mixing

b)

malting

c)

melting

d)

molting

22.

_______ started out as a plant-based medicine.

a)

Ibuprofen

b)

Marshmallows

c)

Pickles

d)

Grapes

23.

What slippery, jelly-like substance does marshmallow produce in its roots?

a)

egg whites

b)

density

c)

mucilage

d)

mucus

24.

What is found in the connective tissues of many animals?

a)

muscle fibers

b)

collagen

c)

erythrocytes

d)

epithelial cells

25.

What isn't found in a modern marshmallow?

a)

corn syrup

b)

yarrow

c)

sugar

d)

gelatin

26.

Manufacturers extract collagen from ______, ______, and _______.

a)

animal bones, cartilage, skin

b)

cherries, berries, kiwi

c)

mud, trees, water

d)

blood, urine, sweat

27.

_______ is a bacterial infection that creates a thick coating in the throat, making it difficult to breathe.

a)

Food poisoning

b)

Coldbreath

c)

Hotair

d)

Diphtheria

28.

What is it called when there is an outbreak of a disease in a particular location?

a)

epidemic

b)

serum

c)

antitoxin

d)

exhaustion

29.

What is it called when skin is injured by freezing cold weather?

a)

happy feet

b)

frostbite

c)

heat rash

d)

LL Cool J

30.

A ______ is a closed path that electric current can flow through.

a)

circuit

b)

circle

c)

circus

d)

cicada

31.

This has the fewest components necessary for a circuit to function, what is it?

a)

series circuit

b)

parallel circuit

c)

funny circuit

d)

simple circuit

32.

What is the movement of charged particles called?

a)

cullen

b)

covenant

c)

curel

d)

current

33.

What is the molecule called that carries hereditary information?

a)

HBO

b)

DNA

c)

LV

d)

IBM

34.

What is another name for a person who drives a dog sled?

a)

baby driver

b)

fierce one

c)

Uber

d)

musher

35.

In real life, yellow tube sponges only swim freely in their ______, or immature form.

a)

larval

b)

lava

c)

Spongebob

d)

Marvel

36.

Like real sponges, ________ has the ability to regrow parts of his body.

a)

Goofy

b)

Popeye

c)

Garfield

d)

SpongeBob

37.

Sea stars are ________. They will go after anything that they can find.

a)

unconcerned

b)

lazy

c)

opportunistic

d)

lethargic

38.

Where are copepods found?

a)

in the sand

b)

every watery environment

c)

on people's bodies

d)

in lava

39.

What is the largest species of octopus on Earth?

a)

Blue-ringed octopus

b)

Dumbo octopus

c)

Coconut octopus

d)

Giant Pacific octopus

40.

What is mass per volume?

a)

slightness

b)

sparsity

c)

thinness

d)

density