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Science Sense

This activity part focuses on biological sciences, specifically insects, their sensory organs, and behaviors. Students will learn about wings, antennae, and thorax, and how grasshoppers use these to sing. They will also differentiate between true and false statements about reptiles, turtles, and their abilities. Additionally, students will explore the eating habits of carnivores, the food chain, plant reproduction, and the behaviors of various animals.

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Science Sense

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  1. Science Sense 4th Grade Activity Part 2

  2. Biological Sciences

  3. INSECTS USE THESE TO FEEL AND SMELL. • WINGS • ANTENNAE • THORAX

  4. GRASSHOPPERS SING BY RUBBING THESE TOGETHER. • WINGS • FEET • ANTENNAE

  5. A REPTILE LAYS EGGS. • TRUE • FALSE

  6. ____ TURTLES ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR ABILITY TO BITE. • MUSIC • SNAPPING • BOX

  7. WHAT DOES A CARNIVORE EAT? • MEAT • VEGETATION • PLANTS AND ANIMALS

  8. WHICH ANIMAL IS MOST LIKELY TO PREY ON A MOUSE? • BEAR • COW • EAGLE

  9. WHICH GROUP OF ORGANISMS FEEDS ONLY ON PRODUCERS? • HERBIVORES • CARNIVORES • OMNIVORES

  10. APPLES ARE PRODUCED FROM SEEDS. THE SEEDS ARE FORMED BY: • CONES • FLOWERS • SPORES

  11. WHICH PART OF A PLANT PRODUCES SEEDS? • ROOTS • FLOWER • LEAVES

  12. WHAT ARE THE TWO MAIN TYPES OF STEMS? • ANNUAL AND PERENNIAL • WOODY AND SOFT • DECIDUOUS AND FLESHY

  13. INSECTS HAVE A VERTEBRAE. • TRUE • FALSE

  14. WHICH ANIMAL IS AN INVERTEBRATE? • CHICKEN • HORSE • LADYBUG

  15. WHICH ANIMAL IS A VERTEBRATE? • GRASSHOPPER • JELLYFISH • TUNA FISH

  16. WHAT SUPPLIES ENERGY TO PRODUCERS? • THE SUN • WATER • OXYGEN

  17. THE PROCESS THAT PLANTS GO THROUGH TO MAKE FOOD IS CALLED: • POLLINATION • BOTANY • PHOTOSYNTHESIS

  18. SQUIRRELS SPEND MOST OF THE COLD WINTER SLEEPING IN HOLLOW TREES. THIS IS CALLED: • HIBERNATION • MIGRATION • MOLTING

  19. WHEN AN OCTOPUS IS IN DANGER, IT RELEASES A BLACK DYE. THIS TYPE OF BEHAVIOR IS CALLED: • COURTSHIP • LEARNED • DEFENSE

  20. THE MALE PEACOCK WILL DISPLAY HIS BEAUTIFUL FEATHERS WHEN HE IS TRYING TO: • LOOK FOR FOOD • CAMOUFLAGE HIMSELF • ATTRACT A MATE

  21. THE GREY WHALE TRAVELS FROM THE ARCTIC IN SUMMER TO MEXICO IN AUTUMN. THIS IS CALLED: • MIGRATION • HIBERNATION • TERRITORIALITY

  22. HOW DOES THE CHAMELEON HIDE FROM PREDATORS? • FLIES AWAY • SWIMS AWAY • CHANGES COLOR

  23. SALMON RETURN TO THE PLACE THEY WERE BORN TO LAY THEIR EGGS. THIS BEHAVIOR IS: • HIBERNATION • INSTINCT • COURTSHIP

  24. PLANT CELLS DIFFER FROM ANIMAL CELLS BECAUSE ONLY PLANT CELLS HAVE: • CELL WALLS • A NUCLEUS • CELL MEMBRANES

  25. AN INSECT'S ____ IS GREEN OR YELLOWISH IN COLOR. • BLOOD • SKIN • HAIR

  26. MOST REPTILES HAVE POOR ____. • EYESIGHT • SMELL • TASTE

  27. ____ IS A POPULATION OF ORGANISMS WHICH PRODUCES HEALTHY, FERTILE OFFSPRING. • SPECIES • FAMILY • KINGDOM

  28. WHICH PREDATOR DOES A CRICKET NEED TO WATCH OUT FOR? • MOUNTAIN LION • ALLIGATOR • FROG

  29. WHICH ANIMAL IS MOST LIKELY TO PREY ON A MOUSE? • BEAR • COW • EAGLE

  30. WHICH ANIMAL IS LEAST LIKELY TO BE PREY FOR A MOUNTAIN LION? • RABBIT • MOUNTAIN GOAT • ELEPHANT

  31. WHICH OF THESE ANIMALS IS A PREDATOR? • RABBIT • COW • OWL

  32. WHICH OF THESE ANIMALS IS A SECONDARY CONSUMER? • GRASSHOPPER • MOUSE • SNAKE

  33. WHICH OF THESE ANIMALS IS A PRIMARY CONSUMER? • HAWK • COW • LION

  34. WHICH ORGANISMS ARE AT THE END OF A FOOD CHAIN? • DECOMPOSERS • CARNIVORES • PRODUCERS

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