Plants
Animals
Life Cycles
Living vs Nonliving
Miscellaneous
100

Passed on from parents___.

A. inherited

B. life cycle

C. metamorphosis

A. inherited

100

An organism, wrapped in a chrysalis, that doesn't move or eat is called__

A. metamorphosis

B. pupa

C. cell

B. pupa

100

What are the changes that happen to an organism during its life?

A. metamorphosis

B. organism

C. life cycle

C. Life cycle

100

Any living thing is called__

A. organism

B. cell

C. pupa


A. organism

100

A tiny building block that makes up every part of an organism is called __.

A.pupa

B. organism

C. cell

C. Cell

200

What type of cells keep a plant in the ground?

A. leaf

B. root

C. skin

D. stem

B. root

200

A series of changes in appearance is called__

A. life cycle

B. metamorphosis

C. pupa

D.organism

B. metamorphosis

200

What do all living things use to grow?

A. air

B. energy

C. heat

D. skin

B. Energy
200

Which of the following is an example of how a living thing is different from a nonliving thing?

A. Nonliving things reproduce.

B. Living things don't move.

C. Living things reproduce.

D. Nonliving things breate.

C. Living things reproduce.

200

Which do you use to look at a cell?

A. binoculars

B. magnifying glass

C. microscope

D. thermometer

C. mircroscope

300

What does a plant cell have that an animal cell does not have?

A. cell membrane

B. cell wall

C. nucleus

D. vacuole

B. cell wall

300

What part of the cell tells the cell how to do its job?

A. cell membrane

B. cytoplasm

C. nucleus

D. vacuole

C. nucleus

300

Adryele plants a seed in soil in a pot. Then he places the pot inside his bedroom closet. He waters the seed every other day for a week. Infer what will happen to the seed in a week. Explain.

The seed will sprout because seeds do not need light to grow.
300

Which is an inherited trait?

A. learning to talk

B. having brown eyes

C. learning to ride a bike

D. having several hobbies

B. having brown eyes

300

What type of life cycle does a frog go through: complete or incomplete metamorphosis? Explain.

A frog goes through complete metamorphosis. Its body completely changes throughout its lifetime.

400

How do tulips and daffodils begin their life cycles?

A. bulb

B. seed

C. stem

D. tuber

A. bulb

400

Look at the picture. Name three parts of the cell.

Yellow circle: nucleus

Dark blue circle:cell membrane

Light blue: cytoplasm

400

Which sequence is correct in the life cycle of an organism?

A.birth, reproduction, growth, death

B. birth, death, reproduction, growth

C. birth, growth, reproduction, death

D. growth, reproduction, birth, death

C. birth, growth, reproduction, death

400

Name 3 examples of a living thing and 3 examples of a nonliving thing.

Living: humans, plants, animals

Nonliving: rocks, minerals, technology

400

A butterfly goes through a complete metamorphosis. Describe its life cycle.

The butterfly's appearance totally changes during its life cycle. It begins as an egg and hatches into a caterpillar. Then the caterpillar wraps itself into a chrysalis. It emerges an an adult butterfly.

500

Look at the picture. What part of the cell is the arrow pointing to?

Cell membrane

500

Ms. Scholl has two dogs. One is a female and one is a male. Both dogs have black fur and blue eyes. If the dogs have a puppy, infer what the puppy will look like. Explain.

Since both dogs have black fur and blue eyes, the puppy will probably inherit both of those traits. The puppy will have black fur and blue eyes.

500

A grasshopper goes through an incomplete metamorphosis. Describe this process.

A grasshopper looks the same during its entire life cycle. When it hatches from an egg, it looks like a tiny adult. At each step, the grasshopper grows bigger but looks the same.

500

Sort all pictures into living and nonliving.

Living: baby, tree, dog, flower, butterfly, people

Nonliving:skateboard, teddy bear, school bus, ball, pizza, watch

500

Label the parts of a plant cell.

Purple circle: nucleus

Dark green box: cell wall

Light green: cytoplasm

White box: cell membrane

Red beans: chloroplast

Light blue: vacuole