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Science 3
Select the correct answer inside the box.
__________1. It is a living thing that grows in the ground, usually has leaves and flowers, and need sun and water to
survive.
__________ 2. The most beautiful part of a plant. They are also the reproductive part of a plant.
__________ 3. It absorbs water and minerals from the soil.
__________ 4. It supports the plant. It also carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves.
__________ 5. It is responsible in making food for the plant.
__________ 6. What do we call the process where plants make their own food through the help of the sun?
__________ 7. It contains the seed. They are the main features of a flowering plant.
Stem Flower Plant Photosynthesis
Roots Leaf Fruit
Write three importance of a plant.
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Determine whether the object is living or nonliving thing.
1. tree-
2. chair-
3. butterfly-
4. plants-
5. rain-
6. clouds-
7. child-
8. insects-
9. birds-
10. books-
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School: _____________________________________ Grade: _____________________
Science 4
Direction: Write the letter of the best answer.
1. What do you think is the primary reason why plants along the roadside may struggle to grow healthy?
a. Lack of sunlight b. Excessive watering
c. Pollution from passing vehicles d. Too much fertilizer
2. In a garden, you notice a plant’s leaves with a hole and brown spots. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
a. Overwatering b. Insect infestation
c. Lack of nutrients d. Proper care
3. What is one of the primary functions of a plant's root system?
a. Photosynthesis b. Anchoring in the soil
c. Capturing sunlight d. Producing flowers
4. How do leaves contribute to the shoot system's functions?
a. By anchoring the plant in the soil b. By absorbing water and nutrients
c. By capturing sunlight for photosynthesis d. By producing flowers and seeds
5. What is the main function of stems in the shoot system of a plant?
a. Absorbing water and nutrients b. Anchoring the plant in the soil
c. Transporting water and nutrients d. Capturing sunlight for photosynthesis
6. Why is it important for a plant to have both root and shoot systems?
a. Root systems produce oxygen, and shoot systems produce carbon dioxide.
b. Root systems store excess water, and shoot systems release excess water.
c. Root systems absorb water and nutrients, while shoot systems capture sunlight and perform photosynthesis.
d. Root systems anchor the plant in the soil, and shoot systems produce carbon dioxide.
7. When you observe a plant with well-developed root and shoot systems, you can conclude that:
a. The plant is unhealthy and needs more care.
b. The plant is undergoing a growth spurt.
c. The plant is likely thriving and has adapted to its environment.
d. The plant will produce fewer flowers and fruits.
Give three importance of plants to us.
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1. What type of habitat do plants and animals living in the ocean belong to?
(a) Terrestrial (b) Aquatic (c) Aerial (d) Arboreal
2. Which habitat includes forests, grasslands, and deserts?
(a) Aquatic (b) Aerial (c) Terrestrial (d) Subterranean
3. Where can you typically find a penguin?
(a) In the air (b) In the trees (c) In the ocean (d) In a desert
4. Which of the following animals is best suited for a terrestrial habitat?
(a) Dolphin (b) Kangaroo (c) Penguin (d) Seagull
5. What type of habitat would you associate with a butterfly?
(a) Terrestrial (b) Aquatic (c) Aerial (d) Arboreal
6. Frogs are commonly found in which type of habitat?
(a) Aerial (b) Aquatic (c) Terrestrial (d) Polar
7. What kind of habitat includes ponds, lakes, and rivers?
(a) Terrestrial (b) Aerial (c) Aquatic (d) Arboreal
8. Where would you find animals like squirrels and rabbits?
(a) In the ocean (b) In the sky (c) On land (d) Underground
9. What habitat is characterized by a lack of trees and very little precipitation?
(a) Aerial (b) Terrestrial (c) Aquatic (d) Subterranean
10. Which habitat is primarily associated with birds and insects?
(a) Terrestrial (b) Aerial (c) Aquatic (d) Arboreal
11. What type of habitat is a coral reef considered?
(a) Aquatic (b) Terrestrial (c) Aerial (d) Arboreal
12. Where would you most likely find animals with gills and fins?
(a) On land (b) (In the air (c) In water (d) Underground
13. What is the primary habitat of a polar bear?
(a) Terrestrial (b) Aerial (c) Aquatic (d) Arboreal
14. What habitat type includes animals like eagles and hawks?
(a) Aerial (b) Terrestrial (c) Aquatic (d) Subterranean
15. Where would you expect to see a camel in its natural habitat?
(a) In the forest (b) Underwater (c) In the desert (d) In the treetops
16. What type of habitat includes lakes, rivers, and oceans?
(a) Aerial (b) Terrestrial (c) Aquatic (d) Polar
17. Which habitat type includes plants like lily pads and animals like frogs?
(a) Terrestrial (b) Aquatic (c) Aerial (d) Subterranean
18. Which of the following animals is best suited for an aerial habitat?
(a) Crocodile (b) Albatross (c) Kangaroo (d) Grizzly bear
19. What type of habitat do you associate with a hermit crab?
(a) Terrestrial (b) Aerial (c) Aquatic (d) Subterranean
20. Where do you find animals that breathe through gills and live in the water?
(a) On land (b) In the air (c) Underground (d) In water
Name: ____________________________________________ Date: ________________________
School: _____________________________________ Grade: _____________________
Science 5 (Week 3)
Directions: Read each of the numbered items carefully, then choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. What type of reproduction requires male and female sex cells to unite?
A. external fertilization B. internal fertilization C. sexual reproduction D. asexual reproduction
2. Which is NOT TRUE about sexual reproduction in animals?
A. it promotes differences
B. it has only one parent
C. the young animals resemble each other
D. animals may hatch from eggs or be born alive
3. Which of the following is TRUE about the heat cycle in cats?
A. cats stay in heat for about 10-30 days
B. cats in heat are moody towards people
C. cats in heat are quiet and like to lay down
D. cats in heat make more noise, louder and more frequent
4. Which of the following DOES NOT mate?
A. cat B. pig C. lizard D. starfish
5. What do you call the process formed after the union of a sperm cell and egg cell?
A. zygote B. fertilization C. reproduction D. sexual reproduction
6. What will happen if animals will not reproduce?
A. population will decrease B. organisms will not survive
C. organisms will not improve D. organisms will not be able to adapt to their environment
7. How many times do female butterflies’ mate throughout their lives?
A. once B. twice C. thrice D. as many times as they wanted
8. Animals reproduce sexually to.
A. make new animals
B. get food from its young
C. get rid of unhealthy animals
D. comply obligation to the species
9. Frogs get into a mating posture called amplexus to _________________.
A. release more eggs in water B. release more sperms for the male frogs
C. have better hatching of eggs into tadpoles D. to make sure that the sperms reach the eggs
10. Reproduction is important to living organisms because it.
A. controls the body parts B. converts food into nutrients
C. collects and removes wastes D. continued the existence of organisms
Write True is the statement is correct. False, if the statement is wrong.
1. Sexual Reproduction is making a copy of the organism with a single parent.
2. Some tiny animals and marine animals, like a sea anemone, reproduce by binary
3. Reproduction is the ability of a living thing to make copies of itself.
4. Hydras reproduce themselves through the process of budding.
5. Budding happens when the parent animal divides itself into two.
6. Fission happens when an outgrowth of the parent animal develops into a new animal.
Name: ____________________________________________ Date: ________________________
School: _____________________________________ Grade: _____________________
Science 6
1. What do we call the organisms with backbones?
a. vertebrates b. invertebrates c. insects d. worms
2. What does the Greek word “mamma” mean?
a. breast b. hair c. milk d. mother
3. Which of the following animals is an amphibian?
a. chicken b. dog c. frog d. goose
4. Which of the following are the characteristics of mammal?
a. they have a scaly skin. c. they have feathers and can fly
b. they have mammary glands d. they live in water and can swim freely
[Link] of the following animals is NOT a reptile?
a. lizard b. shark c. snake d. turtle
6. What are monotremes?
a. they are mammals that lay eggs.
b. they are mammals with high levels of intelligence
c. they are mammals which young develops inside the uterus.
d. they are mammals which young develops inside a pouch.
7. Its body is covered with moist and slimy skin.
a. Amphibian b. reptile c. mammal d. bird
8. Its skeleton is either cartilaginous or bony.
a. reptile b. mammal c. fish d. amphibian
9. Its body is covered with dry skin and scales.
a. reptile b. mammal c. fish d. amphibian
10. It nourishes its young with milk from the mammary glands
a. reptile b. mammal c. fish d. amphibian