Why shouldn't you eat food that's been on the floor?

Because bacteria will stick to the food and make you unwell.

What do proteins do for your body?

Helps your body to grow and repair itself.

What does 'Voluntary muscle movement' mean?

We can control our muscle movements.

What features help this animal to hunt?

great eyesight/powerful jaws/sharp claws/ camouflage/

Which is the correct food chain?

Grass/Grasshopper/Frog/Snake/Hawk/ Bacteria

Ms Niamh has the choice of four food diaries, which one gives a balanced diet?

apple smoothie, salmon and vegetables and a fruit salad.

What is a prediction?

Making a good guess on the outcome of an experiment.

How do muscles move our bones?

Muscles pull our bones. One contracts and the other relaxes.

Natural home or environment of a plant or animal

Which foods contain Fibre?

Cereal, apples, wholegrain bread and lentils

Why do we have Skeletons?

Keeps us upright, protect our organs and helps us move.

What does it mean by 'conducting a fair test'?

Keeping everything the same but only changing one thing.

What are the different types of Nutrients?

Carbohydrates/proteins/fats/ fibre, Vitamins/minerals /water

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1
Why shouldn't you eat food that's been on the floor?
You can but you will need to brush the dirt off first.
Because Miss Victoria will tell you off.
Yes you can eat food off the floor! Tastes delicious.
Because bacteria will stick to the food and make you unwell.
2
Exercise makes muscles...
Grow smaller and weaker.
Grow bigger and stronger.
Tired and sore.
Become less stretchy.
3
Which of these muscles would you find in the arm?
Bicep and Tricep
Deltoids and Quadriceps
Glutemus and Maximus
Dominatus and Mediumus
4
What do proteins do for your body?
Moves nutrients around your body.
Helps your body to grow and repair itself.
Gives you energy.
Allows you to jump really high...like seriously high.
5
What does 'Voluntary muscle movement' mean?
We cant control our muscle movements.
We can control our muscle movements.
Our muscles keep repeating the same movements all the time!
All our body parts randomly move while we are asleep.
6
What features help this animal to hunt?
quick runner/ can change colour/ see in the dark
smell/taste/touch/hear/sight
great eyesight/powerful jaws/sharp claws/ camouflage/
The ability to climb trees and swing from tree to tree.
7
Which is the correct food chain?
Plankton/ Shrimp/ Crocodile/Polar Bear
Grass/Grasshopper/Frog/Snake/Hawk/ Bacteria
Soil/Worm/Snail/Tiger/Ms Arti
Flower/Bee/Butterfly/Turkey/Cow
8
These animals are all...
Animals that scare Mr Mark
Amphibians
Invertebrates
Vertebrates
9
Before you exercise you must...
Go to the toilet
Stretch
Eat sweets
change into your PE kit
10
Ms Niamh has the choice of four food diaries, which one gives a balanced diet?
Cheese, chips, crisps, chocolate and a fizzy drink
apple smoothie, salmon and vegetables and a fruit salad.
Fish, nuts, crisps and a bottle of coke
Banana and milk
11
Which of these groups of bones is not found in the human body?
Cranium and Vertebral Column
Femur and Patella
Tripical and Geogratical
Tibia and Fibia
12
These animals are all...
Reptiles
Animals that make Miss Georgia say 'Awwww'
Invertebrates
Vertebrates
13
What is a prediction?
Making a good guess on the outcome of an experiment.
Randomly guessing an answer.
Making sure the experiment is a fair test.
A type of bone in the human body.
14
How do muscles move our bones?
A Magic spell. (Wingardium Leviosa)
Muscles push our bones and both contract.
Muscles pull our bones. One contracts and the other relaxes.
Muscles curl around our bones and our muscles relax.
15
What is a habitat?
Where humans live.
Natural home or environment of a plant or animal
When animals leave their home.
Where Ms Kathryn does her weekly shopping.
16
Which foods contain Fibre?
Crisps, pasta and nuts
Tomatoes, cucumber and lettuce
Cereal, apples, wholegrain bread and lentils
Chicken nuggets, chips, burgers and Ice cream.
17
Which one of these is NOT a type of joint?
Gliding
Ball and Socket
Hinge
Nut and Bolt
18
Why do we have Skeletons?
Keeps us upright, protect our organs and helps us move.
To help you balance
To celebrate Halloween
To make science hard
19
What does it mean by 'conducting a fair test'?
The experiment is timed.
Spelling the word 'fair' correctly.
Keeping everything the same but only changing one thing.
Keeping the experiment exactly the same and changing nothing
20
What are the different types of Nutrients?
The 7 Horcruxes in the Harry Potter books.
Carbohydrates/proteins/fats/ fibre, Vitamins/minerals /water
Bread/meat/fish/dairy/fruit/vegetables/milk
Spoon/face/your hands/paper/snow/a ghost

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