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N Science: Unit 1- Kingdoms; 4th Grade
N Science: Unit 1- Kingdoms; 4th Grade
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TRUE or FALSE: To make food, plants need oxygen, water, and sunlight.
True
False
2
All living things are made up of:
cells
bacteria
bones
smiles
3
What do all vertebrates have in common with one another?
They reproduce the same way.
They breathe the same way.
The eat the same food.
They all have a backbone
4
The natural home or environment of an animal or plant is called:
A population
A community
A habitat
A species
5
Which of the following is NOT one of the kingdoms used in biology?
Human
Plant
Animal
Fungi
6
TRUE or FALSE: Invertebrates do NOT have backbones.
True
False
7
The food chain begins with plants, which are called _____________.
Producers
Herbivores
Decomposers
Consumers
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TRUE or FALSE: Plants do NOT reproduce.
False
True
9
Animals that reproduce by laying eggs are called:
omnivores
viviparous
oviparous
herbivores
10
To which kingdom do things that make their own food but can´t move around belong?
Plant kingdom
Fungi kingdom
Animal kingdom
11
Plants are called producers because they...
produce carbon dioxide
produce minerals
are used to make paper
make their own food
12
The combination of the habitat and its community of living things is called:
A community
A habitat
An ecosystem
A population
13
Plants take in ___________ that humans breathe out and give us ___________.
Oxygen, carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide, oxygen
Oxygen, oxygen
Photosynthesis, oxygen
14
Which group do molluscs, jellyfish, and annelids all belong to?
Plant kingdom
Vertebrates
Arthropods
Invertebrates
15
Which of the following does NOT conserve the environment?
Feeding birds in the winter
Dropping rubish
Hiking in the forest
Recycling bottles
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Bacteria and fungi break down dead animal remains. They´re called...
Carnivores
Decomposers
Producers
Consumers