Science Grade 5 First Term Examination Portion Coverage and Answer Key 2021

Science Grade 5 

First Term Examination 2021

Portion Coverage 

Lesson 1 

Cells

Workbook Page 

3, 4, 6

Lesson 2

Classifying Life

Workbook Page 

7, 8, 9, 10

Lesson 3

Plants

Workbook Page

15, 16

Lesson 4

Animal Systems

Workbook Page

29, 30

Answer Key 

Lesson 1 

cells

Workbook  

Page 3

1.       Cells

2.       Splits or divides

3.       Unicellular

4.       Multicellular

5.       100000

6.       Organelles

7.       Cell membrane

8.       Cytoplasm

9.       Nucleus

Page 4

10.   Mitochondria

11.   Vacuole

12.   Call wall

13.   Chloroplast

14.   Tissue

15.   Organ systems

Page 6

1.       Cells

2.       Unicellular

3.       Multicellular

4.       Cell membrane

5.       Cytoplasm

6.       Organelles

7.       Nucleus

8.       Mitochondria

9.       Cell wall

Lesson 2
Classifying Life

Workbook 

Page 7

1.       Classify

2.       Kingdoms

3.       Phylum, order, species

4.       Genus and species

5.       Plants and animals

6.       Animals

7.       Vertebrates,  invertebrates

8.       Cell walls

Page 8

9.     Vascular, nonvascular

10.   Fungi

11.   Yeast

12.   Nucleus

13.   True bacteria,  ancient bacteria

14.   Unicellular

15.   Organelles

16.   reproduction

Page 9

1.       e

2.       c

3.       a

4.       f

5.       b

6.       d

7.       g

8.       h

Page 10

1.       classify

2.       kingdom

3.       species

4.       scientific name

5.       genus

6.       unicellular 

Lesson 3 
Plants
Workbook 

Page 15

1.       gymnosperm

2.       phloem

3.       cambium

4.       cellular respiration

5.       angiosperm

6.       xylem

7.       photosynthesis

8.       transpiration

Page 16

1.       angiosperms

2.       gymnosperms

3.       stems

4.       photosynthesis

5.       chloroplasts

6.       stomata

7.       cellular respiration

8.       sugar

Lesson 4
Animal Systems
Workbook 

page 29

1.       C

2.       a

3.       b

4.       d

5.       c

6.       a

7.       b

 page 30

8.       d

9.       a

10.     b

11.     c

12.     d

13.     a

14.     b

15.     b


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