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Grade 5 Human body and plants/animals 2019
Grade 5 Human body and plants/animals 2019
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1
What characteristic do all three of the following animals share? Alligator, panther, manatee.
they all eat only fish
they all give birth to live young
they all have a backbone
they all make their homes in the water
2
A protected undeveloped plant.
flower
seed
fern
sprout
3
In the picture below a seed is just beginning to sprout. What is this called?
fertilization
germination
decomposition
pollination
4
Read question below:
Both are animals that have teeth.
Both are animals that have cold blood.
Both are animals that lay eggs.
Both are animals that care for their young.
5
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gills
beak
scales
backbone
6
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they both lay eggs
they both make nests in trees.
they both eat only insects
they both fly
7
Is the following picture an example of germination?
Nope! That's definitely not germination!
Yep! That's germination!
8
True or false. Organisms with exoskeletons have a vertebrate.
True
False
9
Every organism with an
endoskeleton
has what?
an exoskeleton
a hard outer shell
a backbone
a skeleton on the outside of its body
10
Inwhat way are ferns different from flowering plants that produce seeds?
A
C
D
B
11
Explain how the plant is growing in the picture.
it is growing away from the light source
it is growing downward
it is growing toward water
It is growing toward the light source
12
What is the plant doing in the following picture?
the plant is growing away from the pull of gravity
the roots are growing toward the light
the leaves are all pointing up
the roots are growing downward
13
Oberve the picture below. What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates?
Vertebrates have skin.
Invertebrates have backbones, vertebrates do not
Vertebrates have exoskeletons, invertebrates do not.
Vertebrates have backbones, invertebrates do not.
14
What do the animals in the picture below all have in common?
They are all vertebrates
They all lay eggs
They all have scales
They all have an exoskeleton.
15
Which of the following animals reproduce by laying eggs?
squirrel
bear
rat
bird
16
Other than giving support, what else do stems do?
allow the plant to reproduce
absorb nutrients from soil
produce seeds
transport water through the plant
17
In a flower the female reprodutive organ is the pistil, what is the female organ in humans?
nectar
testes
seed
ovaries
18
Which of the following does not contain a seed?
fruit
pollinator
acorn
pine cone
19
True or false. All organisms begin their life cycle as an egg.
False
True
20
Birds and reptiles all have what in common?
they are both reptiles
they begin their life cycle as an egg
they both have scales
they both have cold blood
21
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both have scales and fins
both lay eggs
both have an internal skeleton
both breathe through gills and nostrils
22
In a flower the male reproductive organ is called the stamen, what is the male organ in humans?
ovaries
testes
pollen
egg
23
Plants have stems that provide support. It is similar to which of the following in humans?
the skin
the skeleton
the heart
the intestines
24
The organisms below all have skeletons on the outside of their body. They all have what?
endoskeletons
scales
fur
exoskeletons
25
Which organ in the fish is most similar to the human respiratory system?
the swim bladder
the skin
the fins
the gills
26
Testes/ovaries are human reproductive organs, which plant part is responsible for reproduction?
stem
roots
leaf
flower
27
Read the question below:
an amphibian
a mammal
a bird
a reptile
