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Mushrooms are...
 
decomposers, because they feed on dead organisms.
 
producers, because they make their own food.
 
carnivores, because they eat animals.
 
omnivores, because they eat animals and plants.
Tigers are...
 
carnivores, because they eat other animals.
 
herbivores, because they only eat plants.
 
omnivores, because they eat plants and animals.
 
producers, because they make their own food.
Zebras are...
 
herbivores, because they eat plants.
 
carnivores, because they eat other animals.
 
omnivores, because they eat animals and plants.
 
producers, because they make their own food.
This bird's beak looks like...
 
a spear, for fishing.
 
scissors, to cut meat.
 
an insect net, to capture insects.
 
a straw, to drink nectar from flowers.
This bird's beak looks like...
 
a nutcracker
 
scissors
 
a chisel
 
a strainer
He was the Roman god that got married four times.
 
Jupiter
 
Pluto
 
Saturn
 
Uranus
She was the Roman goddess of beauty and love.
 
Venus
 
Juno
 
Ops
 
Latona
He was the only Roman god that never got married, and he never had any children.
 
Neptune
 
Pluto
 
Jupiter
 
Saturn
Which planet is named after the Roman god of war?
 
Mars
 
Venus
 
Mercury
 
Jupiter
Which planet is named after the Roman god of the sea?
 
Neptune
 
Uranus
 
Saturn
 
Jupiter
Which planet is also known as the red planet?
 
Mars
 
Earth
 
Jupiter
 
Uranus
Which planets are also known as ice giants?
 
Uranus and Neptune
 
Mercury and Venus
 
Mars and Earth
 
Mercury and Pluto
Which planet is known as the blue planet?
 
Earth
 
Neptune
 
Uranus
 
Saturn
Which planet is the closest to the sun?
 
Mercury
 
Venus
 
Earth
 
Mars
Which planet is the biggest in the solar system?
 
Jupiter
 
Earth
 
Neptune
 
Saturn
What are the sensations we experience through the sense of taste?
 
Sweet, salty, bitter, spicy, and sour.
 
Sweet, bitter, salty, hot, and cold.
 
Salty, bitter, sweet, sour, and hot.
 
Salty, sour, sweet, spicy, and cold.
Which organ of the circulatory system is responsible for pumping the blood?
 
The heart
 
The brain
 
The bladder
 
The lungs
Which system controls all the other systems in the human body?
 
The nervous system
 
The respiratory system
 
The circulatory system
 
The digestive system
Which system does the stomach and the intestines belong to?
 
The digestive system
 
The excretory system
 
The nervous system
 
The respiratory system
Can you say 3 systems of the human body that we studied?
Circulatory system, respiratory system, nervous system, digestive system, and excretory system.
Which biome is represented in this picture?
 
The grasslands (savanna)
 
The rainforest
 
The desert
 
The taiga (boreal forest)
What is the temperature like in the tundra?
 
It is very cold.
 
It is very hot.
 
It is warm.
 
It is hot.
What is the vegetation like in the rainforest?
 
Many kinds of plants, short and tall trees.
 
Mostly succulent plants.
 
Mainly lichens.
 
There is a lot of grass, but very few trees.
Which biome is very hot during the day but cold at night?
 
The desert
 
The grasslands
 
The rainforest
 
The taiga
Which part of the plant absorbs water and nutrients from the soil?
 
The roots
 
The seed
 
The fruit
 
The flower
What part of the plant is this?
 
The sugar cane is a trunk.
 
The sugar cane is a root.
 
The sugar cane is a fruit.
 
The sugar cane is a leaf.
Which part of the plant protects the seed?
 
The fruit
 
The trunk
 
The leaves
 
The roots
What part of the plant is this?
 
Peanuts are seeds.
 
Peanuts are fruit.
 
Peanuts are roots.
 
Peanuts are a trunk.


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