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6th Grade: Natural Science
6th Grade: Natural Science
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An oviparous animal with feathers and lungs is a:
Worm
Bird
Reptile
Sponge
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What kingdom does algae belong to?
The Monera kingdom
The Plant kingdom
The Fungi kingdom
The Protista kingdom
3
What are fruits produced by?
Ferns
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
Mosses
4
What kingdom does bacteria belong to?
The Monera kingdom
The Fungi kingdom
The Protista kingdom
The Animal kingdom
5
What are cells?
The basic units of life
A group of tissues
A life process
A type of bacteria
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What is nervous tissue made up of?
Fat cells
Muscle cells
Neurons
Bone cells
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What does epithelial tissue do?
It forms the skin
It is responsible for movement
It carries information to the brain
It forms bones and supports the body
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What are the three basic life processes?
Nutrition, Reproduction and Sensitivity
Nutrition, Circulation and Sensitivity
Nutrition, Reproduction and Respiration
Nutrition and Sensitivity
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Which process is this: cells obtain nutrients and energy from food
Sensitivity
Respiration
Nutrition
Reproduction
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What do chloroplasts do?
Carries out the functions of the cell
Covers the cell
Absorb sunlight
Control the function of the cell
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Which group breathes through gills when they are young, and with lungs when they are adults?
Birds
Amphibians
Reptiles
Fish
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Which group are not invertebrates?
Arthropods
Amphibians
Worms
Sponges
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Gymnosperms produce seeds grouped in:
Mosses
Fruits
Cones
Capsules
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Where can you find bacteria?
Everywhere in the world
In terrestrial environments
In the air
In aquatic environments
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How do non-seed plants reproduce?
With spores
With gymnosperms
With seeds
With angiosperms
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Which one can be unicellular or multicellular?
Protozoa
Monerans
Algae
Bacteria
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What does muscle tissue do?
It forms bones and supports the body
It is specialized in storing fat
It carries information to the brain
It is responsible for movement
18
What kingdom do molluscs belong to?
The Monera kingdom
The Protista kingdom
The Animal kingdom
The Plant kingdom
19
Which of these statement is false?
Fungi can be unicellular or multicellular
Plants are unicellular
Monerans are unicellular
Animals are multicellular
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What does vascular tissue do?
It provides support and store nutrients
It covers the leaves and provides protection
It performs photosynthesis
It is responsible for transporting substances
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What are protozoa?
Terrestrial, unicellular living things
Terrestrial, multicellular living things
Aquatic, unicellular living things
Aquatic, multicellular living things
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What does 'multicellular' mean?
Many cells grouped together forming tissue
Living things made up of many cells
Cells dividing
Living things made up of a single cell
23
Ferns have large leaves called:
Capsules
Cones
Fronds
Mosses
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Which statement is true?
Algae make their own food
Algae feeds on other organisms
Protozoa make their own food
Fungi make their own food
25
Which group of vertebrates breathe through gills?
Mammals
Birds
Reptiles
Fish
26
Which statement is true?
Vertabrates do not have a backbone
Invertebrates have an internal skeleton
Fish are covered with scales
Amphibians are viviparous
27
Which of these is a beneficial fungi?
Poisonous mushrooms
Penicillin
Black mould
Athlete's foot
28
What are the three main parts of a cell?
Membrane, nucleus and cytoplasm
Nucleus, chloroplasts and membrane
Membrane, cell wall and chloroplasts
Nucleus, cytoplasm and cell wall
29
Which group is viviparous?
Reptiles
Amphibians
Fish
Mammals
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What is penicillin?
A food produced by a fungus
A medicine produced by a fungus
An infection produced by a fungus
A disease produced by a fungus
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How do ferns reproduce?
With cones
With seeds
With mosses
With spores
