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Froggy Jumps Grade 5 Science ReviewOnline version Ocean biology & basics by Shenekia Archer 1 What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates? a All vertebrates are aquatic; invertebrates are terrestrial. b Vertebrates have a backbone; invertebrates do not. c Vertebrates have no skeleton; invertebrates have a backbone. 2 What is an exoskeleton? a A flexible skin layer b A soft inner skeleton c A hard outer covering 3 What are the main functions of an exoskeleton? a Protect organs and prevent water loss b Help respiration and digestion c Grow without molting 4 What does molt mean? a To molt into a new species b To molt water from the body c To shed the outer body covering 5 When is lobster season? a August 1st – March 31st b June 1st – August 31st c January 1st – December 31st 6 Why is the spiny lobster protected? a To reduce tourism b To prevent extinction c To increase fish farming 7 How is the spiny lobster important to the Bahamian economy? a It has no economic value b It is exported to bring in money c It is used only for local dishes 8 What is a mollusk? a A vertebrate with a shell b An invertebrate with a soft body c A plant with shells 9 What is a mantle? a A shell that cannot molt b A protective skin on the lobster c A mantle covers the mollusk’s organs and helps produce the shell 10 Why is the queen conch vulnerable? a It is resistant to disease b It has no predators c It grows and moves slowly 11 List examples of mollusks. a Jellyfish, coral, sponge b Crab, lobster, shrimp c Snail, whelk, slug, squid, clam, oyster 12 Describe the body of a stinging cell animal. a No nervous system b Rigid exoskeleton c Hollow sacs with tentacles 13 What are tentacles? a Leaves on plants b Bones in the body c Arm-like parts that contain stinging cells 14 Name examples of stinging cell animals. a Octopus, crab, clam b Jellyfish, hydra, sea anemone 15 What is a skeleton? a All the bones in the body b A muscle group c A protective shell 16 How many bones are in an adult human body? a 306 bones b 206 bones c 100 bones 17 What are the functions of the skeleton? a Store fat exclusively b Protect organs, support weight, shape, movement c Produce hormones 18 Name three bones and the organ they protect. a Skull protects brain; ribs protect heart; spine protects spinal cord b Femur protects brain; pelvis protects lungs; skull protects liver c Vertebrae protect stomach; ribs protect brain; skull protects kidneys 19 What makes bones hard? a Phosphorus only b Collagen c Calcium 20 How can you keep your skeletal system healthy? a Only rest and sleep b Avoid all fats c Exercise and calcium-rich foods 21 What is nutrition? a A process of digestion only b A type of disease c Providing the body with nutrients 22 What are nutrients? a Only vitamins b Materials used for tissue, protection, energy c Only minerals 23 Name some nutrients. a Proteins, vitamins, minerals, fiber, carbs b Fats only c Water only 24 What is nutritional deficiency? a Lack of a nutrient in the diet b Excess of all nutrients c Overhydration 25 How do deficiencies affect the body? a Improve immunity b Increase energy constantly c Causes anemia or low oxygen transport 26 What does it mean to be obese? a Being underweight b Having a normal weight c To be overweight 27 Name illnesses linked to obesity. a Common cold, migraine, rash b High blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease c Asthma, anemia, flu 28 How does water help the body? a Causes dehydration b Only cleans the skin c Transports nutrients and regulates temperature 29 How does fiber help the body? a Aids digestion and may prevent some cancers b Increases fat absorption c Alters taste 30 Name the food groups. a Sugars only b Fats/oils, meats/fish, dairy, fruits/veg, grains c Meats and dairy only 31 What is a balanced diet? a Includes all necessary nutrients b Excludes fats c Only calories matter 32 What is the food pyramid? a A tool for measuring weight b A visual guide to balanced foods c A pyramid-shaped grocery store 33 What is a seed? a A root under soil b A type of mineral c A plant part that becomes a new plant 34 What is germination? a When seeds shed leaves b When a tiny plant grows from a seed c When seeds die 35 List examples of seed plants. a Seaweed, coral b Hibiscus, dandelion, tamarind, mango c Algae, mosses, ferns 36 What is a non-seed plant? a A rootless plant b A seed-bearing plant c A plant without seeds 37 What are spores? a Reproductive cells that make new plants b Body cells only c A type of seed 38 List examples of non-seed plants. a Flowering plants only b Algae, seaweed, mosses, liverworts c Fungi only 39 What are flowering plants? a Plants that produce flowers and seeds b Animals that pollinate c Plants with no roots 40 What is another name for flowering plants? a Angiosperms b Bryophytes c Gymnosperms 41 What are monocots? a No seeds b Two seed leaves c Flowering plants with one seed leaf 42 What are dicots? a Three seed leaves b Monocot-like leaves c Flowering plants with two seed leaves 43 Difference between monocot and dicot leaves? a Monocots: narrow, parallel veins; Dicots: broad, net veins b Both have parallel veins c Dicots have no veins 44 What are fossils? a Modern rocks only b Living organisms c Remains of long-ago plants and animals 45 Which scientist studies fossils? a Biologist b Astronomer c Paleontologist 46 What rocks contain fossils? a Igneous rocks b Sedimentary rocks c Metamorphic rocks 47 What are trace fossils? a Seeds only b Whole skeletons c Imprints like tracks, droppings, holes 48 What is a mold in fossils? a A fossilized shell b An imprint of the outside of an animal c A cast of a bone 49 What does excavate mean? a To plant anew b To dig out c To preserve 50 What is the atmosphere and its function? a A solid barrier b Layer of air protecting Earth c A vacuum layer 51 Which layer has most weather conditions? a Troposphere b Stratosphere c Exosphere 52 What is ozone and where is it found? a A liquid layer b In the troposphere only c Ozone protects from UV; found in stratosphere 53 What can be found in the exosphere? a Water droplets b Stars, moons, planets, asteroids c Only empty space 54 What happens to meteoroids in the mesosphere? a They explode as shooting stars b They become comets c They reach Earth intact 55 Which layer enables radio and TV communications? a Troposphere b Ozone layer c Ionosphere 56 Weather vs climate: difference? a They are the same b Weather is longer-term; climate is daily c Weather is short-term; climate is long-term averages 57 Name some weather measurements tools. a A microscope and ruler b Thermometer only c Rain gauge, anemometer, barometer, hygrometer 58 What are the two thermometer scales? a Kelvin and Rankine b Centigrade and Reaumur c Celsius and Fahrenheit 59 What is normal human body temperature? a 98.6 degrees Celsius b 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit c 100 degrees Fahrenheit

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by Shenekia Archer

What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates?

What is an exoskeleton?

What are the main functions of an exoskeleton?

What does molt mean?

When is lobster season?

Why is the spiny lobster protected?

How is the spiny lobster important to the Bahamian economy?

What is a mollusk?

What is a mantle?

Why is the queen conch vulnerable?

List examples of mollusks.

Describe the body of a stinging cell animal.

What are tentacles?

Name examples of stinging cell animals.

What is a skeleton?

How many bones are in an adult human body?

What are the functions of the skeleton?

Name three bones and the organ they protect.

What makes bones hard?

How can you keep your skeletal system healthy?

What is nutrition?

What are nutrients?

Name some nutrients.

What is nutritional deficiency?

How do deficiencies affect the body?

What does it mean to be obese?

Name illnesses linked to obesity.

How does water help the body?

How does fiber help the body?

Name the food groups.

What is a balanced diet?

What is the food pyramid?

What is a seed?

What is germination?

List examples of seed plants.

What is a non-seed plant?

What are spores?

List examples of non-seed plants.

What are flowering plants?

What is another name for flowering plants?

What are monocots?

What are dicots?

Difference between monocot and dicot leaves?

What are fossils?

Which scientist studies fossils?

What rocks contain fossils?

What are trace fossils?

What is a mold in fossils?

What does excavate mean?

What is the atmosphere and its function?

Which layer has most weather conditions?

What is ozone and where is it found?

What can be found in the exosphere?

What happens to meteoroids in the mesosphere?

Which layer enables radio and TV communications?

Weather vs climate: difference?

Name some weather measurements tools.

What are the two thermometer scales?

What is normal human body temperature?