SCIENCE 2.

WORKSHOP TO SEMESTRAL TEST

1. CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

 The Roots:
a. hold the plant
b. Hold the energy

 The leaves:
a. Catch love
b. Catch energy

 The process of making food using sunlight is:

a. Seeds
b. Photosynthesis

 The stem:
a. Supports the plant.
b. Supports the air.

2. Select TRUE or False

 Plants are living being T / F

 The stem carries soil T / F
 The leaves catch energy T / F
 The flower produce seed T / F
 Plants need hate T / F

3. Choose the correct word

4. Mention 3 needs of the plants
a. ________________________________
b. ________________________________
c. ________________________________

5. Match the picture with the correct word

A. Sexual reproduction

B. Asexual reproduction

6. Write the correct word using the word bank

WILD PLANT WATER PLANT PHOTOSYNTHESIS SEEDS

a. The grass is a _____________________________________________

b. The ______________________________________ grow in the water
c. The process of making food using sunlight is called __________________________
d. The flower produces ________________________________

7. Read the following story about plants and answer the questions

PLANTS AND THEIR PARTS

Plants have many colors. They are important in the nature and have many different parts. The
flower produces seed. The seeds can make a new plant. Plants also have stem that support the plant
and carries the water. Plant have leaves. Leaves are important because catch energy from the
sunlight. Plants have roots, these grow and hold the plant. Finally, plant have fruits because protect
the developing seeds.

1. What is the story about? ___________________________________________________________________

2. Mention two parts of the plant. _____________________________________________________________
3. What is the stem? ________________________________________________________________________
4. What are the leaves?
________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
5. What are the roots? _______________________________________________________________________
6. How many parts does a plant have? __________________________________________________________
 ANIMALS:

CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION

7. Vertebrates are animals:

a. Without backbone in their body
b. With wings and long tail
c. With backbone in their body

8. Invertebrates are animals:

a. With hands
b. Without backbone in their body
c. With backbone in their body

9. Oviparous are animals:

a. Are animals that reproduce by laying eggs which develop outside the mother’s body.
b. Are animals that can eat plants or algae.
c. Are animals that born from the mother’s womb.

10. Viviparous are animals:

A. Are animals that can eat meat, fish, insects
B. Are animals that reproduce by laying eggs which develop outside the mother’s body
C. Are animals that born from the mother’s womb, drink milk from their mothers and are mammals.

BODY STRUCTURE

11. Look at the Human Skeleton and choose the correct bone:
 Choose the correct answer.

12. Are the areas of union of two or more bones

a. Muscles
b. Joints
c. Skeleton

13. We have _____ bones in our body

a. 306
b. 116
c. 206

OCEAN ANIMALS: OCTOPUS

An octopus is a funny looking animal. It lives in
the ocean. An octopus has a soft body and eight
legs! It can also squirt ink. This helps the
octopus hide from other animals, Some people
like to eat the octopus meat.

14. What is an Octopus’ body like?

______________________________________________________

15. How does the octopus hide from other animals?

_____________________________________________________

16. Where does an octopus live?

______________________________________________________

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
 WRITE EACH PART OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

 WRITE TRUE OR FALSE

- The digestive system is a group of organs working together to break down food into tiny molecules. T / F
- Our body needs food to provide it with energy, vitamins and minerals. T/F

 MATCH EACH ORGAN WITH THEIR FUNCTION

- Any food that the body doesn’t need is sent

to this part and later leaves the body as - STOMACH
waste.

- Mix the food and help to break down the - MOUTH

food particles.

- Chew the food. - ESOPHAGUS

- It absorbs nutrients from food and sends

them to the body - LARGE INTESTINE

- Is a tube through which food passes.

- SMALL INTESTINE
 COLOR GREEN FOR VERTEBRATES AND BLUE FOR INVERTEBRATES

TRUE OR FALSE
 Mammals are animals that have a backbone or spinal column inside their body. T / F
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