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Social science 3 Unit 4-5 Version 2
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Crabs and lobsters have a _______ exoskeleton.
thin
thick
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Insects have .....legs
8
2
6
4
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Mammals are...
oviparous
viviparous
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Spiders have ...... legs
5
10
8
6
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Some invertebrates have a
soft body
feathers
fur
scales
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millipedes have ..... of legs
thousands
millions
billions
hundreds
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Baby insects are called...
antennae
pupa
larvae
chrysalis
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A chameleon is a
reptile
amphibian
fish
mammal
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What is the function (job) of the stem?
They absorb water and minerals from the ground/soil
They don't support the plant.
Carry water and minerals to the rest of the plant.
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What are the 2 ways animals reproduce?
They have live babies (viviparous) or they lay eggs (oviparous)
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What is a predator?
an animal that swings from trees.
an animal that hunts and eats other animals.
an animal that eats plants
an animal that kills another animal by accident
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Grasses' stems are ...
thick and flexible and are usually short
thin and flexible and are usually short
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bushes have a ...
thick, hard stem with low branches.
thin, hard stem with low branches.
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
An entire leaf
A serrate leaf
A palmate leaf
A dentate leaf
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What does 'incubate' mean?
to keep eggs warm while the baby grows inside.
to protect eggs from being eaten by predators
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grasses have a ....
soft stem
wood stem
hard stem
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What is this pupa called in butterflies?
An exoskeleton
A bag
A chrysalis
A larvae
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Which vertebrates lay eggs?
Fish, birds, reptiles and amphibians.
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What protective covering do you have?
Skin and hair.
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A lobed leaf
A sinuate leaf
A palmate leaf
A dentate leaf
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Trees have a ...
thin, soft stem called a trunk
thick, soft stem called a trunk
thin, hard stem called a trunk
thick, hard stem called a trunk
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A sinuate leaf
A palmate leaf
A lobed leaf
A serrate leaf
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The transformation (changing) into an adult insect is called __________
metamorphosis
photosynthesis
symmetrical
antennae
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Evergreen trees are?
Trees that produce new leaves all year.
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Deciduous trees means...
They lose all their leaves in autumn
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A palmate leaf
A sinuate leaf
An entire leaf
A lobed leaf
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Insects, spiders and millipedes have a _______ exoskeleton.
thin
thick
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We can classify plants by their....
branches
roots
stems
flowers
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Some invertebrates have an
scales
skeleton
exoskeleton
fur
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A palmate leaf
An entire leaf
A serrate leaf
A lobed leaf
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When an insect's body is the same on each side. (It looks the same on both sides)
reproduction
larvae
thorax
symmetry
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Which animal uses camouflage to protect it from predators?
cats
dogs
Chameleons
ants
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A palmate leaf
A lobed leaf
An entire leaf
A sinuate leaf
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Snails and mussels have a ....
skeleton
shield
shell
soft body
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A dentate leaf
A serrate leaf
A palmate leaf
An entire leaf
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What do insects use their antennae for?
To touch, smell and taste things.
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A sinuate leaf
A lobed leaf
A serrate leaf
An entire leaf
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Invertebrates are ...
oviparous
viviparous
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What is the function of the roots?
They absorb water and minerals from the soil.
They make food.
They carry water and minerals to the rest of the plant.
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Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A sinuate leaf
A serrate leaf
Oops!
Okay!
Which leaf margin is in the picture?
A serrate leaf
A sinuate leaf
An entire leaf
A dentate leaf
Oops!
Okay!
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