Science 2 · Unit 4: Humans and animals grow · Cambridge Primary Science Stage 2
4.3 Inheriting characteristics
13 questions · e.g. What does 'inherit' mean?
Questions
1. Why do sheep look different from each other?
- They eat different grass.
- They have different characteristics from different parents.
- They live in different fields.
- Farmers paint them.
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3. Why do young animals look similar to their parents but not the same?
- They choose how to look.
- They are not related.
- They inherit some characteristics from each parent.
- They eat different food.
4. Are a tiger cub's stripes the same as its parents' stripes?
- Yes, exactly the same.
- No, cubs have spots.
- No, cubs have no stripes ever.
- No, they are similar but not the same.
5. What has a different pattern for every person?
Check6. Why do identical twins look the same?
- They inherited the same characteristics from their parents.
- They eat the same food.
- They are the same age.
- They wear the same clothes.
7. Which one is a characteristic you can inherit?
Check8. Which is a type of fingerprint?
Check9. How can you make your fingerprint bigger to see it?
Check10. Chen has a round face like her dad. Where did she get it from?
Check11. What else could you use to make fingerprints look larger?
Check12. Some sheep have black faces and some have white faces. These are ...
Check13. Does anyone have all the same characteristics as you, except an identical twin?
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