Quiz: GENERAL TEST SCIENCE (biología - 4º


GENERAL TEST SCIENCEOnline version GENERAL TEST SCIENCE by Hummingbirds Spanish School 1 What is the function of the skeleton? a The skeleton supports the body, gives it shape, protects organs, and helps movement b The skeleton places where two or more bones meet. c The skeleton have a spine and an internal skeleton. d The skeleton invertebrates do not have a spine or an internal skeleton. 2 How many bones does the human skeleton have? a 216 b 206 c 266 d 226 3 What are joints? a Places where two or more friends meet. b Places where two or more cars meet. c Places where two or more bones meet. d Places where two or more bonus meet. 4 What protects the brain? a The rib cage b The heart c The brain d The skull 5 What protects the heart and lungs? a The rib cage b The skull c The police d The heart 6 What is the muscular system made of? a Muscles and bones. b Tendons and bones. c Muscles and tendons. d Muscles and skull. 7 What do tendons connect? a Tendons connect muscles to skull. b Tendons connect muscles to rib cage. c Tendons are happy. d Tendons connect muscles to bones. 8 What are vertebrates? a They have a spine and an internal skeleton b They do not have a spine or an internal skeleton. c They have muscles d They have a spine and do not have bones 9 What are invertebrates? a They have a spine and an internal skeleton b They do not have a spine or an internal skeleton. c They have muscles d They have a spine and do not have bones 10 What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates? a The skeleton supports the body, gives it shape, protects organs, and helps movement b They have a spine and an internal skeleton c Vertebrates have a spine and an internal skeleton. Invertebrates do not have a spine or an internal skeleton. d They do not have a spine or an internal skeleton. 11 What happens when muscles contract? a Tendons pull and move the skull. b Tendons pull and move the rib cage. c Tendons pull and move the bones. d Tendons don't pull and move the bones. 12 Internal organs are controlled by which of the following? a The skull b The rib cage c the lings d smooth muscle. 13 What happens when muscles contract? a The skull b The heart is happy c Tendons pull and move the bones. d The rib cage pull and moce the bones 14 One benefit of exercise to mental health a It reduces anxiety b It reduces air c It reduces water d It reduces juices 15 Help prevent illness a Vaccine b Medicine c Jugo hit d a healthy diet, exercise and sleep 16 Infectious diseases are cause by a Doctors and nurses b Jugo hit c Hamburguers d germs 17 a vaccine contains a a weak form of a germ b a weak form of a juice c a weak form of a illness d a weak form of a insect 18 What is an ecosystem? a All living and nonliving things in a place b The home of a living thing c The home of a nonliving thing d All individuals of the same species in a habitat 19 What is a habitat? a All living and nonliving things in a place b The home of a living thing c The home of a nonliving thing d All individuals of the same species in a habitat 20 A single bird in a park is an example of: a All living and nonliving things in a place b The home of a living thing c individual d All individuals of the same species in a habitat 21 A population is: a All living and nonliving things in a place b The home of a living thing c individual d All individuals of the same species in a habitat 22 A community is: a All populations of different species in a habitat b The home of a living thing c individual d All individuals of the same species in a habitat 23 A population is: a All living and nonliving things in a place b The home of a living thing c individual d All individuals of the same species in a habitat 24 Where does the energy in all food chains come from? a EDEQ b Fireflies c Lamp d Sun 25 Producers make their own food using: a Water b Planets c Sunlight d EDEQ 26 Which of the following is a producer? a Butterfly b Tree c Grasshopper d Ladybug 27 Consumers get energy by: a Eating other living things b Eating Frisby c Eating plants d Eating animals 28 What do decomposers eat? a Fungi b Flowers c Fish d Dead plants and animals 29 Producers make their own food through: a Plants b Animals c Rivers d Photosynthesis 30 A primary consumer eats: a Lions b Sharks c Producers d Snoopy 31 Herbivores eat: Respuesta escrita 32 Omnivores eat: Respuesta escrita 33 Why are decomposers important? Respuesta escrita 34 Why do plants have special features? Respuesta escrita 35 A cactus stores water in its: Respuesta escrita 36 Why do some trees lose their leaves in fall? Respuesta escrita 37 In winter there is less sunlight, so plants: Respuesta escrita

1

What is the function of the skeleton?

a

The skeleton supports the body, gives it shape, protects organs, and helps movement

b

The skeleton places where two or more bones meet.

c

The skeleton have a spine and an internal skeleton.

d

The skeleton invertebrates do not have a spine or an internal skeleton.

2

How many bones does the human skeleton have?

a

216

b

206

c

266

d

226

3

What are joints?

a

Places where two or more friends meet.

b

Places where two or more cars meet.

c

Places where two or more bones meet.

d

Places where two or more bonus meet.

4

What protects the brain?

a

The rib cage

b

The heart

c

The brain

d

The skull

5

What protects the heart and lungs?

a

The rib cage

b

The skull

c

The police

d

The heart

6

What is the muscular system made of?

a

Muscles and bones.

b

Tendons and bones.

c

Muscles and tendons.

d

Muscles and skull.

7

What do tendons connect?

a

Tendons connect muscles to skull.

b

Tendons connect muscles to rib cage.

c

Tendons are happy.

d

Tendons connect muscles to bones.

8

What are vertebrates?

a

They have a spine and an internal skeleton

b

They do not have a spine or an internal skeleton.

c

They have muscles

d

They have a spine and do not have bones

9

What are invertebrates?

a

They have a spine and an internal skeleton

b

They do not have a spine or an internal skeleton.

c

They have muscles

d

They have a spine and do not have bones

10

What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates?

a

The skeleton supports the body, gives it shape, protects organs, and helps movement

b

They have a spine and an internal skeleton

c

Vertebrates have a spine and an internal skeleton. Invertebrates do not have a spine or an internal skeleton.

d

They do not have a spine or an internal skeleton.

11

What happens when muscles contract?

a

Tendons pull and move the skull.

b

Tendons pull and move the rib cage.

c

Tendons pull and move the bones.

d

Tendons don't pull and move the bones.

12

Internal organs are controlled by which of the following?

a

The skull

b

The rib cage

c

the lings

d

smooth muscle.

13

What happens when muscles contract?

a

The skull

b

The heart is happy

c

Tendons pull and move the bones.

d

The rib cage pull and moce the bones

14

One benefit of exercise to mental health

a

It reduces anxiety

b

It reduces air

c

It reduces water

d

It reduces juices

15

Help prevent illness

a

Vaccine

b

Medicine

c

Jugo hit

d

a healthy diet, exercise and sleep

16

Infectious diseases are cause by

a

Doctors and nurses

b

Jugo hit

c

Hamburguers

d

germs

17

a vaccine contains

a

a weak form of a germ

b

a weak form of a juice

c

a weak form of a illness

d

a weak form of a insect

18

What is an ecosystem?

a

All living and nonliving things in a place

b

The home of a living thing

c

The home of a nonliving thing

d

All individuals of the same species in a habitat

19

What is a habitat?

a

All living and nonliving things in a place

b

The home of a living thing

c

The home of a nonliving thing

d

All individuals of the same species in a habitat

20

A single bird in a park is an example of:

a

All living and nonliving things in a place

b

The home of a living thing

c

individual

d

All individuals of the same species in a habitat

21

A population is:

a

All living and nonliving things in a place

b

The home of a living thing

c

individual

d

All individuals of the same species in a habitat

22

A community is:

a

All populations of different species in a habitat

b

The home of a living thing

c

individual

d

All individuals of the same species in a habitat

23

A population is:

a

All living and nonliving things in a place

b

The home of a living thing

c

individual

d

All individuals of the same species in a habitat

24

Where does the energy in all food chains come from?

a

EDEQ

b

Fireflies

c

Lamp

d

Sun

25

Producers make their own food using:

a

Water

b

Planets

c

Sunlight

d

EDEQ

26

Which of the following is a producer?

a

Butterfly

b

Tree

c

Grasshopper

d

Ladybug

27

Consumers get energy by:

a

Eating other living things

b

Eating Frisby

c

Eating plants

d

Eating animals

28

What do decomposers eat?

a

Fungi

b

Flowers

c

Fish

d

Dead plants and animals

29

Producers make their own food through:

a

Plants

b

Animals

c

Rivers

d

Photosynthesis

30

A primary consumer eats:

a

Lions

b

Sharks

c

Producers

d

Snoopy

31

Herbivores eat:

Respuesta escrita

32

Omnivores eat:

Respuesta escrita

33

Why are decomposers important?

Respuesta escrita

34

Why do plants have special features?

Respuesta escrita

35

A cactus stores water in its:

Respuesta escrita

36

Why do some trees lose their leaves in fall?

Respuesta escrita

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GENERAL TEST SCIENCEOnline version

by Hummingbirds Spanish School

What is the function of the skeleton?

How many bones does the human skeleton have?

What are joints?

What protects the brain?

What protects the heart and lungs?

What is the muscular system made of?

What do tendons connect?

What are vertebrates?

What are invertebrates?

What is the difference between vertebrates and invertebrates?

What happens when muscles contract?

Internal organs are controlled by which of the following?

What happens when muscles contract?

One benefit of exercise to mental health

Help prevent illness

Infectious diseases are cause by

a vaccine contains

What is an ecosystem?

What is a habitat?

A single bird in a park is an example of:

A population is:

A community is:

A population is:

Where does the energy in all food chains come from?

Producers make their own food using:

Which of the following is a producer?

Consumers get energy by:

What do decomposers eat?

Producers make their own food through:

A primary consumer eats:

Herbivores eat:

Omnivores eat:

Why are decomposers important?

Why do plants have special features?

A cactus stores water in its:

Why do some trees lose their leaves in fall?

In winter there is less sunlight, so plants: