Science Grade 5 Practice & Revision Sheet With Solution
Science Grade 5 Practice & Revision Sheet With Solution
1. All organisms, or living things, are
made of.......................... Cells
2. A single-celled organism that can carry
on all its life processes is called---------------------------. Unicellular
3. Organisms made up of more than one cell are called.................... Multicellular
4. Both plant and animal cells perform life
processes by using---------------------------------. Organelles
5. All cells are surrounded by a(n)---------------------- that controls the materials that move in and out of the cell. Cell membrane
6. The cell's control center is called the ...........................
Nucleus
7. A structure in a cell used for storage
of water, food, and waste is the-------------------------------------. Vacuoles
8. A green structure, called a(n).........................; uses the energy from the Sun to produce food for the plant. Chloroplast
9. Cells working together at the same job
form a(n)................................. Tissue
10. Groups of tissues working together form
organs, and groups of organs working together
form-----------------------------------. Organ system
11. Scientists sort, or .................... living things into
groups according to shared traits. Classify
12. All organisms are divided into six major groups called ........................ Kingdoms
13. The scientific name of an organism
consists of its ..................... Genus and species
14. Plants can make their own food, but .......................... obtain energy from other organisms.
Animals
15. Protists can be or .................................... multicellular.
Unicellular
16. A seed plant that does not produce
flowers is called a(n) ............................. gymnosperm
17. Seed plants have three basic parts
leaves, roots and ................................. stems
18. The carbon dioxide comes into the leaf
through .................... stomata
Choose the Best.
1 The flexible wrapping that surrounds all
cells is called the
a. cytoplasm.
b. cell wall.
C. cell membrane.
d. vacuole.
2 Which of these structures is found in a
plant cell, but not in an animal cell?
a. central vacuole
b. mitochondria
C.
nucleus
d. organelles
3 Which of the following is in the correct
order, from simplest to most complex?
a. cells, tissues, organs, organism, organ
systems
b. cells, tissues, organs, organ systems,
organism
C. cells, organs, tissues, organ systems,
organism
d. cells, tissues, organ systems, organs,
organism
4. Which phylum has the most species?
a. echinodermata
b. molluska
C. chordata
d. arthropoda
5. In which kingdom do all of the members
obtain energy by breaking down dead organisms?
a. plants
b. aninmals
C. fungi
d. protists
6. Which life process do viruses carry out?
a. reproduction
b. movement
C. growth
d. use of energy
7. Which structure found in vascular plants
allows for the transport of water?
a. flower
b. xylem
C. phloem
d. seed
8. A fir tree is an example of a(n)
a. nonvascular plant.
b. angiosperm.
C. seedless plant.
d. gymnosperm.
9. A carrot root is an example of a(n)
a. taproot.
b. prop root.
C. fibrous root.
d. aerial root.
10. Which of the following moves sugars
that are made in the plant's leaves?
a. xylem
b. phloem
C. cambium
d. bark
11. Which group includes the simplest
animals?
a. worms
b. mollusks
C. sponges
d. cnidarians
12. Which animals have radial symmetry?
a.
sponges
b. worms
C. mollusks
d. cnidarians
13. Which vertebrates have gills when they
hatch, and lungs when they are adults?
a. amphibians
b. reptiles
C. fish
d. birds
14. Which organ filters wastes from the
blood?
a.
bladder
b.
kidneys
C. large intestine
d. small intestine
15. Where does blood travel next after
returning from the body cells?
a.
to the small intestine
b. to the lungs
C. to the liver
d. to the kidneys
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