Science 3 · Unit 4: Staying alive · Cambridge Primary Science Stage 3
4.2 Animal groups and different life cycles
16 questions · e.g. Which group has feathers and lays eggs?
Questions
1. Which group is warm-blooded, has body hair and has babies?
Check2. Which group has feathers and lays eggs?
Check3. Which group is cold-blooded, has gills and scales and lives in water?
Check4. Which group is cold-blooded, has scales and lays eggs, but does not live in water all the time?
Check5. Which group has a body in three parts and six legs?
Check6. Which group lives on land and in water and is cold-blooded?
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8. What does cold-blooded mean?
- The body is the same temperature as its surroundings.
- The animal is always cold.
- The animal makes heat inside.
- The blood is blue.
- the changes in an animal's life from start to adult and new young
- the place an animal lives
- a kind of bicycle
- the food an animal eats
10. What do frog eggs hatch into?
Check11. What comes after a tadpole with legs in the frog's life cycle?
Check12. What is a young butterfly called?
Check13. Which young animal looks very different from its parent?
Check14. What is a baby horse called?
Check15. Why does a young foal stay with its mother?
Check16. Baby turtles hatch at night. Why?
- so they can sleep
- because they like the cold
- so it is harder for animals to see and eat them
- because the Sun would freeze them