Forces
Magnets
Mammals, birds
Animal traits
Reptiles, fish, amphibians
100

Would a big or small force be needed to stop a rolling ball?

Small
100

True or false: a compass needle is a tiny magnet.

True

100

All animals that have a backbone are called what?

Vertebrates

100

A living thing that can usually move from place to place and cannot make its own food.

Animal

100

What are organs that take oxygen into the body and remove waste gases?

Lungs

200

There is a race. Sally took 60 minutes, Geo took 32 minutes, and Bailey took 13 minutes. Who ran the fastest?

Bailey

200

Nickel, cobalt, and _____ are metals attracted to magnets.

Iron

200

True or false: after birth, a female mammal's body makes milk for her young.

True

200

What are the 4 basic needs of an animal?

Shelter, water, food, and gas from air.

200

Which is a reptile: a frog or a lizard?

Lizard

300

The distance an object moves per unit time.

Speed

300

A north pole and south pole are next to each other. Will they attract or repel?

Attract

300

Birds have feathers. What are they used for?

To stay warm (and/or protected)
300

The number of eyes, ears, and legs are what type of traits?

Inherited

300

What structure do fish use to breathe?

Gills

400

The line or course on which an object is moving.

Direction

400

A north pole and a north pole are next to each other. Will they attract or repel?

Repel

400

What structure does a bird use to move around?

Wings

400

A dog learning how to play fetch is an example of what type of trait?

Learned

400

What structure do fish to move from place to place?

Fins

500

The measure of the length of the path along which an object moves.

Distance

500

What type of metal is a refrigerator?

Steel

500

What structure does a bird use to locate food?

Eyes

500

True or false: scars are passed down from parent to offspring?

False. They are NOT passed down.

500

Say/name the stages of the life cycle of a frog below IN ORDER.

Tadpoles hatch from eggs.

They are adults frogs.

The tadpoles grow, legs develop, and tails shrink.

Female frog lays eggs.

1. Female frog lays eggs.

2. Tadpoles hatch from eggs.

3. The tadpoles grown, legs develop, and tails shrink.

4. They are adult frogs.