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WorksheetsQ2 G4 SCIENCE LONG QUIZ DECEMBER 12
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 33mins
Which of the following is a structural adaptation?
A. Birds flying south
B. Bears hibernating
C. A polar bear’s thick fur
D. A squirrel storing food
A turtle’s hard shell protects it from enemies. This is an example of:
Behavioral adaptation
Structural adaptation
Learned behavior
Migration
Birds migrating during winter is an example of:
Hibernation
Structural adaptation
Behavioral adaptation
Camouflage
A chameleon changing color to match its surroundings is called:
Mimicry
Migration
Camouflage
Hibernation
A fish’s gills help it:
Find food
Swim faster
Breathe underwater
Hide from enemies
Webbed feet of ducks help them:
Fly faster
Walk easier
Bears sleep for months during winter. This is called:
Migration
Camouflage
Hibernation
Adaptation
A porcupine's sharp quills help it:
Find food
Escape enemies
Stay warm
Swim
The long neck of a giraffe helps it:
Run fast
Reach tall trees
Hide from predators
Drink water
A snake shedding its skin is an example of:
Growth process
Camouflage
Hunting behavior
Hibernation
Which part of the plant absorbs water and minerals?
Root
Stem
Leaf
Flower
The part of the plant that makes food is:
Flower
Stem
Leaf
Root
The stem’s main job is to:
Make food
Support the plant
Absorb water
Spread seeds
Flowers are important because they:
Absorb sunlight
Produce seeds
Anchor the plant
Make food
What carries water from roots to leaves?
Leaves
Stem
Flower
Fruits
Which part protects the seed?
Leaf
Stem
Fruit
Flower
Which plant part helps the plant stay upright?
Flowers
Stem
Leaf
Fruit
Leaves are green because they contain:
Water
Chlorophyll
Roots
Minerals
Seeds grow into a new plant through a process called:
Germination
Evaporation
Photosynthesis
Dormancy
The tiny pores on leaves where air enters are called:
Stomata
Veins
Pistil
Ovary
Cactus plants have thick stems to:
Store water
Produce flowers
Catch insects
Make seeds
Mangrove roots are exposed above water to:
Absorb more sunlight
Help the plant breathe
Climb trees
Store water
Aquatic plants like water lilies have:
Hard stems
Floating leaves
Deep roots
Sharp thorns
Plants in the desert have:
Broad leaves
Thin leaves or spines
No roots
Floating stems
Terrestrial plants grow on:
Land
Water
Air
Rocks
Seaweed survives underwater because it has:
Thick bark
Flexible stems
Thorns
Spines
Plants in cold areas often have:
Thick bark
Large leaves
Floating roots
Spines
Aquatic plants have long stems so they can:
A cactus has spines instead of leaves to:
Attract insects
Reduce water loss
Capture sunlight
Grow roots
30. Terrestrial plants need strong roots to:
Float
Catch sunlight
Anchor the plant in soil
Produce flowers
What is the first stage in the life cycle of a plant?
Flower
Seed
Fruit
Leaf
When a seed begins to grow, this is called:
Photosynthesis
Sprouting
Germination
Pollination
The stage where the plant starts to have flowers is the:
Germination stage
Seedling stage
Mature plant stage
Fruit-bearing stage
Fruits appear after the:
Seedling
Flowering
Germination
Rooting
Seeds are formed inside the:
Roots
Leaves
Fruits
Stems
Which is the correct order?
Baby → Child → Teen → Adult
Baby → Adult → Teen → Child
Teen → Baby → Child → Adult
Child → Baby → Adult → Teen
A newborn is called a:
Teen
Adult
Baby
Child
The stage where the body grows rapidly and changes is:
Childhood
Teenage
Adulthood
Senior
Adults are responsible for:
Playing all day
Going to school
Working and raising families
Learning to walk
Older adults are also called:
Babies
Teens
Seniors
Adults
41. A butterfly begins life as a:
Adult
Egg
Caterpillar
Pupa
A caterpillar becomes a:
Egg
Larva
Pupa (chrysalis)
Frog
The adult stage of a butterfly is called:
Pupa
Butterfly
The egg of a frog hatches into a:
Tadpole
Froglet
Adult frog
Caterpillar
A tadpole grows legs and becomes a:
Froglet
Pupa
Adult frog
Egg
A baby chicken is called:
Chick
Egg
Larva
Froglet
Which animal undergoes metamorphosis?
Dog
Cat
Butterfly
Chicken
The life cycle of a chicken begins with:
Egg
Chick
Adult
Caterpillar
Frog eggs are often laid in:
Trees
Soil
Water
Sand
A butterfly’s caterpillar stage is also called:
Larva
Egg
Adult
Frog
Animals that eat only plants are called:
Omnivores
Carnivores
Herbivores
Decomposers
A lion is an example of a:
Herbivore
Carnivore
Omnivore
Producer
A cow eats grass. It is a:
Herbivore
Carnivore
Omnivore
Hunter
An animal that eats both plants and meat is called a:
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
Which animal is an omnivore?
Goat
Cow
Bear
Tiger
A carnivore mainly eats:
Meat
Seeds
Soil
Leaves
Which animal is a herbivore?
Eagle
Horse
Snake
Wolf
A tiger catches and eats its prey. It is a:
Herbivore
Omnivore
Carnivore
Scavenger
Which of the following is an omnivore?
Chicken
Snake
Cow
Deer
Which animal eats only meat?
Rabbit
Pig
Elephant
Cat
