Science - Animal Parts and their function

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Froggy Jumps Science - Animal Parts and their functionOnline version This one is gamified worksheet for science class 4th grade by Fitriana Ahmad 1 Animals that eat only plants are called plant-eaters. Another name for a plant-eater is: a Herbivore b Carnivore c Omnivore 2 Animals that eat only other animals are called animal-eaters. Another name for a meat-eater is: a Carnivore b Herbivore c Omnivore 3 Animals that eat both plants and animals are called plant and animal-eaters. Another name for them is: a Omnivore b Herbivore c Carnivore 4 A cow eats grass and leaves, which means it is a: a Herbivore b Carnivore c Omnivore 5 A lion eats zebra and deer, which means it is a: a Carnivore b Omnivore c Herbivore 6 A bear eats berries, fish, and small animals, which means it is an: a Omnivore b Herbivore c Carnivore 7 Sharp, pointed teeth help carnivores to: a Tear and cut meat b Grind plants and grass c Drink water 8 Flat, broad teeth help herbivores to: a Grind and chew tough plants b Catch fast animals c Dig deep holes 9 Birds with hooked, sharp beaks (like eagles) use them to: a Tear meat from their prey b Eat seeds easily c Scoop up water 10 Webbed feet on ducks help them to: a Swim faster in water b Climb high trees c Run fast on land 11 Thick fur on animals living in cold places helps them to: a Stay warm in cold weather b Stay cool in the sun c Fly in the air 12 Animals use camouflage (colors that match their home) to: a Hide from predators or prey b Stay awake at night c Make new friends 13 Long, strong legs on animals like cheetahs help them to: a Run very fast to catch prey b Swim across rivers c Climb small trees 14 A zebra has black and white stripes. How do these stripes help? a They confuse predators in a herd b They keep the zebra warm c They help the zebra fly 15 A pelican has a large pouch under its beak. What is it used for? a Scooping up water and fish b Storing seeds c Breathing underwater 16 A monkey has a long, strong tail. How does its tail help? a To grab branches and balance b To fight other animals c To stay warm at night 17 A polar bear has thick white fur and black skin. Why? a White fur hides it in snow; black skin absorbs heat b White fur absorbs water; black skin keeps it cool c White fur helps it fly; black skin helps it swim 18 A frog has long, powerful hind legs. What are they for? a Jumping far and swimming well b Running fast on land c Digging deep underground 19 A shark has multiple rows of sharp, pointed teeth. What is their function? a To catch and grip slippery prey b To chew coral and seaweed c To filter small bugs from water 20 A parrot has a curved, strong beak. What does it use it for? a Cracking hard nuts and seeds b Catching fish in deep water c Sipping nectar from flowers 21 An eagle has sharp, curved claws called talons. What are they for? a Grabbing and holding prey b Swimming across rivers c Walking on hot sand 22 A giraffe has a very long neck. How does this shape help it survive? a It helps reach high leaves on tall trees b It allows the giraffe to run faster c It keeps the giraffe cool in the sun 23 A camel has wide, flat hooves. How do they help the camel in the desert? a They stop the camel from sinking into soft sand b They allow the camel to jump high c They help the camel swim in water 24 A chameleon has eyes that can move in two different directions at once. Why? a To look for food and watch for danger at the same time b To see in the dark easily c To sleep while walking

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Science - Animal Parts and their functionOnline version

by Fitriana Ahmad

Animals that eat only plants are called plant-eaters. Another name for a plant-eater is:

Animals that eat only other animals are called animal-eaters. Another name for a meat-eater is:

Animals that eat both plants and animals are called plant and animal-eaters. Another name for them is:

A cow eats grass and leaves, which means it is a:

A lion eats zebra and deer, which means it is a:

A bear eats berries, fish, and small animals, which means it is an:

Sharp, pointed teeth help carnivores to:

Flat, broad teeth help herbivores to:

Birds with hooked, sharp beaks (like eagles) use them to:

Webbed feet on ducks help them to:

Thick fur on animals living in cold places helps them to:

Animals use camouflage (colors that match their home) to:

Long, strong legs on animals like cheetahs help them to:

A zebra has black and white stripes. How do these stripes help?

A pelican has a large pouch under its beak. What is it used for?

A monkey has a long, strong tail. How does its tail help?

A polar bear has thick white fur and black skin. Why?

A frog has long, powerful hind legs. What are they for?

A shark has multiple rows of sharp, pointed teeth. What is their function?

A parrot has a curved, strong beak. What does it use it for?

An eagle has sharp, curved claws called talons. What are they for?

A giraffe has a very long neck. How does this shape help it survive?

A camel has wide, flat hooves. How do they help the camel in the desert?

A chameleon has eyes that can move in two different directions at once. Why?