Human Body
Plant Kingdom
Animal Kingdom
Materials
Energy
5

Which organ pumps blood around the body?

heart

5

Which part of the plant makes food?

A. Root
B. Stem
C. Leaf
D. Flower

c. leaf

5

Animals that eat only plants are called:

A. Carnivores
B. Herbivores
C. Omnivores
D. Predators

B. Herbivores

5

Which of the following materials is transparent?

A. Wood
B. Glass
C. Cardboard
D. Rubber

B. Glass

5

Which of the following is a source of sound?

A. Light bulb
B. Guitar
C. Candle
D. Mirror

B. Guitar

5

digestion of food begins in the:

mouth

5

Which structure helps a plant absorb water and minerals from the soil?

A. Flower
B. Root
C. Fruit
D. Bud

b. root

5

Which of the following animals is a vertebrate?

A. Earthworm
B. Snail
C. Fish
D. Jellyfish

C. Fish

5

Which material is a good conductor of electricity?

A. Plastic
B. Wood
C. Copper
D. Rubber

C. Copper

5

Which part of the ear collects sound waves from the environment?

A. Cochlea
B. Eardrum
C. Outer ear (pinna)
D. Auditory nerve

C. Outer ear (pinna)

10

Which system works together with the circulatory system to remove carbon dioxide from the body?
A. Digestive system
B. Nervous system
C. Respiratory system
D. Skeletal system

C. Respiratory System

10

Plants are green because they contain a substance called:

A. Oxygen
B. Chlorophyll
C. Carbon dioxide
D. Starch

B. chlorophyll

10

Animals that can live both on land and in water are called:

A. Reptiles
B. Mammals
C. Amphibians
D. Birds

C. Amphibians

10

Why is plastic used to cover electrical wires?

A. It is shiny
B. It is a conductor
C. It is an insulator
D. It is heavy

C. It is an insulator

10

1. Which form of energy is produced by a battery?
A. Light energy
B. Electrical energy
C. Sound energy
D. Heat energy

B. Electrical energy

10

 During exercise, a person breathes faster because:
A. The body needs more oxygen
B. The heart stops working
C. The lungs get smaller
D. The blood becomes thick

A. The body needs more oxygen

10

A plant is kept in a dark cupboard for two weeks.
What will most likely happen to the plant?

A. It will grow faster
B. It will produce more flowers
C. It will turn yellow and weak
D. It will not change

C. It will turn yellow and weak

10

Which of the following insects undergoes complete metamorphosis? 

(A) termite

(B) Termite Butterfly

 (C) Cockroach

 (D) Grasshopper

b. butterfly

10

What are the states of matter?

solid

liquid

gas

10

A student rubs his hands together quickly and feels warmth.
Explain why his hands become warm.

Friction between the hands produces heat energy, causing them to feel warm.

15

Fruits and vegetables are important because they:
A. Provide mainly fat
B. Help protect the body from diseases
C. Build strong muscles only
D. Contain no nutrients

B. help protect the body from diseases

15

Explain why flowers are important in flowering plants

Flowers are important because they help in reproduction. They produce seeds after pollination and fertilization, allowing new plants to grow.

15

State one characteristic of a mammal

🐾 Characteristics of Mammals (Grade 6 – NGSA Level)

Mammals are a group of animals with special features that make them different from other animals.

Here are the main characteristics:

  1. Have hair or fur
    All mammals have hair or fur on their bodies at some stage of life.

  2. Warm-blooded
    Mammals can control their body temperature. Their body stays warm even when the environment is cold.

  3. Give birth to live young
    Most mammals give birth to live babies (except the platypus and echidna, which lay eggs).

  4. Feed their young with milk
    Female mammals produce milk from mammary glands to feed their babies.

  5. Breathe with lungs
    All mammals breathe air using lungs, even those that live in water like whales and dolphins.

  6. Have a backbone (Vertebrates)
    Mammals have an internal skeleton and a backbone.

15

Salt and water is a ......................... mixture.

homogenous 


15

In a simple circuit, energy changes from electrical energy to ______ and ______ in a bulb.

Light energy and heat energy