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Science Year 5: Part 2

Quiz by Darcel Washbourne

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  • Q1
    What are the Four Life Processes that all living things do?
    Movement, reproduction, nutrition and growth
    45s
  • Q2
    Growth is a life process of all living things. Name two other life processes of all living things?
    Reproduction, movement and nutrition
    45s
  • Q3
    Describe which stage this description is about: has just learnt to walk, is learning to talk and is learning to use the toilet.
    adult
    teenager
    newborn
    toddler
    10s
  • Q4
    Give evidence of the following word for people: growth
    people walk
    taller/ developing in areas of the body i.e. breasts, testes, kneecaps
    people have babies
    people eat
    60s
  • Q5
    From the graph above, how tall was Amy when she was 6 years old?
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    110cm
    30s
  • Q6
    When did Amy grow most quickly in height?
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    1-2 years
    30s
  • Q7
    What are the four main parts of a plant in order to do life four processes?
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    growth
    nutrition
    movement
    Flowers, leaves, stem and roots
    45s
  • Q8
    How do humans reproduce compared to plants?
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    by hugging
    Pollination
    A stork comes along and gives the baby to humans.
    A human reproduces by the forms of sex, where the male ejects his sperm into the woman's vagina, fertilising her eggs.
    120s
  • Q9
    At what stage do humans need help from others to survive?
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    adult
    baby/child
    teen
    egg
    30s
  • Q10
    Why are flowers an important part of the plant?
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    Necessary for growth
    Necessary for blossoming
    Necessary for minerals
    Necessary for production
    30s
  • Q11
    Leaves are necessary for nutrition, explain how this works?
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    The stamen in the flower uses sunlight to change carbon monoxide gas into food.
    The green chlorophyll in the leaves uses sunlight to change carbon dioxide gas and water into food.
    The stem in the leaves uses sunlight to change oxygen gas and water into food.
    The roots in the ground uses minerals to change H2O into food.
    60s
  • Q12
    Why do plants have stems?
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    To release oxygen
    To suck in carbon dioxide
    To pollinate the plant
    To hold and move the plant up towards the light.
    45s
  • Q13
    Why do roots have tiny hairs on it?
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    The roots help attract insects to the plant.
    Roots anchor the plant to the grounds
    To soak up water and minerals from the ground. The roots are therefore needed for nutrition (feeding)
    The roots help the pollination process
    45s
  • Q14
    How do green plants make food?
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    by insects landing on it
    Green plants use light to make food.
    By precipitation
    By carbon dioxide
    45s
  • Q15
    What is produced by plants, carbon dioxide or oxygen?
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    Oxygen
    carbon dioxide
    10s

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