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Science 4 Quiz (Group 5)Versión en línea This test us about the Human Body and Food Chain por MARY JOY VILLARIN 1 1. Which body system is responsible for breaking down food into nutrients? a Skeletal system b Muscular system c Digestive system d Respiratory system 2 2. Which statement best describes how the circulatory and respiratory systems work together? a A. Respiratory takes in oxygen; circulatory delivers it to cells. b B. Circulatory pumps blood; respiratory absorbs digested food. c C. Respiratory moves muscles; circulatory exchanges gases in lungs. d D. Circulatory breaks down food; respiratory carries nutrients around. 3 3. At the zoo, Marco observes a cow eating grass, a lion hunting meat, and a bear eating berries and fish. How should he group pup these animals by diet? a A. Cow - carnivore; lion herbivore; bear - omnivore. b B. Cow - herbivore; lion carnivore; bear - omnivore. c C. Cow omnivore; lion herbivore; bear - carnivore. d D. Cow - herbivore; lion omnivore; bear carnivore. 4 4. Imagine a simple food chain: Grass → Rabbit Hawk. If many hawks start to leave the area, what is the most likely effect on the ecosystem as a whole? a A. The ecosystem will become more balanced because there are fewer predators. b B. The ecosystem will become less balanced because there are fewer predators. c C. The ecosystem will not change much because hawks are not important. d D. The ecosystem will become more balanced because rabbits will eat more grass. 5 5. Consider another simple food chain: Algae Fish →Palawan Otter. If the algae start to disappear due to pollution, what effect might this have on the otter population? a A. The otter population will increase significantly. b B. The otter population will decrease significantly. c C. The otter population will stay the same overall. d D. The otter population will remain unchanged overall.

Science 4 Quiz (Group 5)Versión en línea

This test us about the Human Body and Food Chain

por MARY JOY VILLARIN

1. Which body system is responsible for breaking down food into nutrients?

Skeletal system

Muscular system

Digestive system

Respiratory system

2. Which statement best describes how the circulatory and respiratory systems work together?

A. Respiratory takes in oxygen; circulatory delivers it to cells.

B. Circulatory pumps blood; respiratory absorbs digested food.

C. Respiratory moves muscles; circulatory exchanges gases in lungs.

D. Circulatory breaks down food; respiratory carries nutrients around.

3. At the zoo, Marco observes a cow eating grass, a lion hunting meat, and a bear eating berries and fish. How should he group pup these animals by diet?

A. Cow - carnivore; lion herbivore; bear - omnivore.

B. Cow - herbivore; lion carnivore; bear - omnivore.

C. Cow omnivore; lion herbivore; bear - carnivore.

D. Cow - herbivore; lion omnivore; bear carnivore.

4. Imagine a simple food chain: Grass → Rabbit Hawk. If many hawks start to leave the area, what is the most likely effect on the ecosystem as a whole?

A. The ecosystem will become more balanced because there are fewer predators.

B. The ecosystem will become less balanced because there are fewer predators.

C. The ecosystem will not change much because hawks are not important.

D. The ecosystem will become more balanced because rabbits will eat more grass.

5. Consider another simple food chain: Algae Fish →Palawan Otter. If the algae start to disappear due to pollution, what effect might this have on the otter population?

A. The otter population will increase significantly.

B. The otter population will decrease significantly.

C. The otter population will stay the same overall.

D. The otter population will remain unchanged overall.

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por MARY JOY VILLARIN

1. Which body system is responsible for breaking down food into nutrients?

2. Which statement best describes how the circulatory and respiratory systems work together?

3. At the zoo, Marco observes a cow eating grass, a lion hunting meat, and a bear eating berries and fish. How should he group pup these animals by diet?

4. Imagine a simple food chain: Grass → Rabbit Hawk. If many hawks start to leave the area, what is the most likely effect on the ecosystem as a whole?

5. Consider another simple food chain: Algae Fish →Palawan Otter. If the algae start to disappear due to pollution, what effect might this have on the otter population?

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