Pre Test In Science (Prathom 5)
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This is a pretest. Your exam will be on Thursday. January 14, 2010
Questions and Answers
- 1.
It has the largest number of species among all of the classified groups.
- A.
Amphibian
- B.
Reptile
- C.
Fish
- D.
Birds
- E.
Arthropod
Correct Answer
E. ArthropodExplanation
Arthropods, such as insects, spiders, and crustaceans, have the largest number of species among all classified groups. This is because they are a highly diverse group with a wide range of adaptations and habitats. They have successfully colonized almost every environment on Earth, from the depths of the oceans to the highest mountains. Their ability to adapt and evolve has allowed them to thrive and diversify, resulting in a large number of species within the arthropod group.Rate this question:
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- 2.
_______________________ is the gradual change of an organism from baby to adult.
Correct Answer
metamorphosisExplanation
Metamorphosis is the process of gradual change that an organism undergoes from its juvenile or larval stage to its adult stage. This transformation involves significant physical and sometimes behavioral changes. Examples of organisms that undergo metamorphosis include insects, amphibians, and some fish. During metamorphosis, the organism typically goes through distinct stages, such as egg, larva, pupa, and adult. This process allows the organism to adapt to different environments and fulfill different ecological roles as it matures.Rate this question:
- 3.
Which of the following statement is TRUE
- A.
Frogs have webbed feet
- B.
Dogs and cats are amphibians
- C.
Turtles are amphibians
- D.
Fish has a fur
- E.
I don't know
Correct Answer
A. Frogs have webbed feetExplanation
The statement "frogs have webbed feet" is true. Frogs are amphibians that have specialized feet with webbing between their toes. This adaptation allows them to swim efficiently in water and propel themselves through it. The webbed feet also aid in jumping and provide better stability on land.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Insects have three main body parts: HEAD, ________________, ABDOMEN
Correct Answer
thoraxExplanation
Insects have three main body parts: HEAD, thorax, ABDOMEN. The thorax is the middle section of an insect's body, located between the head and the abdomen. It is the part of the body where the legs and wings are attached. The thorax plays a crucial role in the insect's movement and locomotion, as it houses the muscles that control the insect's legs and wings.Rate this question:
- 5.
Which is not grouped correctly?
- A.
Shark, pra duk, stour infant fish
- B.
Spider, ant, bee, butterfly
- C.
Cat, dog, mouse, rabbit
- D.
Elephant, worms, scorpion, sting ray
- E.
I mai kao chai
Correct Answer
D. ElepHant, worms, scorpion, sting rayExplanation
The grouping of "elephant, worms, scorpion, sting ray" is not correct because worms, scorpions, and stingrays are not typically associated with elephants.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Which of the following is not cold blooded?
- A.
Fish
- B.
Squid
- C.
Sea horse
- D.
Cats
- E.
Shark
Correct Answer
D. CatsExplanation
Cats are not cold-blooded because they are mammals. Unlike cold-blooded animals, such as fish, squid, seahorses, and sharks, cats are warm-blooded creatures. Warm-blooded animals have the ability to regulate their body temperature internally, which allows them to adapt to various environments. This adaptation enables cats to maintain a constant body temperature, regardless of the external temperature.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Which set is not grouped well?
- A.
Dogs, cats, humans, rabbits
- B.
Whale shark, shark, sting ray, bear
- C.
Rat, rabbit, raccoon, hamster
- D.
Dinosaur, crocodile, snake, turtle
- E.
Donkey, horse, zebra
Correct Answer
B. Whale shark, shark, sting ray, bearExplanation
The set "whale shark, shark, sting ray, bear" is not grouped well because it includes both marine animals (whale shark, shark, sting ray) and a land animal (bear). The other sets consist of animals that belong to the same category or have similar characteristics.Rate this question:
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- 8.
The stages of a life cycle of a butterfly: baby, __________, pupa, adult
Correct Answer
larvaExplanation
The stages of a butterfly's life cycle are baby, larva, pupa, and adult. The larva stage refers to the caterpillar stage, where the butterfly is in its immature form and undergoes significant growth and development. During this stage, the larva feeds on leaves and grows rapidly before entering the pupa stage, where it undergoes metamorphosis and transforms into an adult butterfly.Rate this question:
- 9.
________________ can live in water and land.
Correct Answer
amphibians
amphibianExplanation
Amphibians are able to live in both water and land. They have adaptations that allow them to survive in both environments. They have moist skin that helps them breathe through their skin while in water, and they also have lungs for breathing on land. Amphibians go through a metamorphosis from aquatic larvae to terrestrial adults, allowing them to utilize both habitats. This ability to live in both water and land is what defines amphibians.Rate this question:
- 10.
________________ means that animals can control their own temperature.
Correct Answer
warm bloodedExplanation
Warm-blooded refers to animals that are able to regulate their own body temperature, regardless of the temperature of their environment. This is achieved through internal mechanisms such as metabolism and insulation. Unlike cold-blooded animals, warm-blooded animals can maintain a relatively constant body temperature, allowing them to survive in a wider range of environments. This ability to control their own temperature is crucial for their overall health and survival.Rate this question:
- 11.
This animals have rubbery eggs.
- A.
Turtle
- B.
Birds
- C.
Duck
- D.
Chicken
- E.
Panda
Correct Answer
A. TurtleExplanation
Turtles have rubbery eggs because they have a leathery shell that allows the eggs to be more flexible and durable. This is important for turtles because they lay their eggs on land, and the rubbery texture helps protect the eggs from cracking or breaking during incubation. Additionally, the rubbery eggs also allow for easier passage through the cloaca, the opening where the eggs are laid.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Which group dominated the earth millions of years ago?
- A.
Mammals
- B.
Fish
- C.
Reptiles
- D.
Amphibians
- E.
Rabbits
Correct Answer
C. ReptilesExplanation
Reptiles dominated the earth millions of years ago. During the Mesozoic Era, also known as the Age of Reptiles, reptiles such as dinosaurs were the dominant group of animals. They were well-adapted to various environments and had a wide range of sizes and forms. Reptiles were able to thrive and evolve during this time, occupying different ecological niches and shaping the ecosystems of that era. Mammals, fish, amphibians, and rabbits were present during this time, but they were not as dominant as the reptiles.Rate this question:
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- 13.
In our first laboratory activity. What did we do?
- A.
Observed the ants
- B.
Listed all possible animals and classified each animal found in the school.
- C.
Observed the life cycle of the butterfly and toad.
- D.
Observed water pond under the microscope.
- E.
Observed mr. canant
Correct Answer(s)
B. Listed all possible animals and classified each animal found in the school.
C. Observed the life cycle of the butterfly and toad.Explanation
The correct answer is "listed all possible animals and classified each animal found in the school" and "observed the life cycle of the butterfly and toad." This is because the question asks what was done in the first laboratory activity, and these two options indicate activities related to observing and classifying animals, which are common tasks in a laboratory setting. The other options, such as observing ants, observing a water pond under a microscope, and observing Mr. Canant, do not directly relate to the laboratory activity described in the question.Rate this question:
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- 14.
_________________ is the apparatus that we used in our second activity to see the organism in the water pond.
- A.
Camera
- B.
Telescope
- C.
Glass slide
- D.
Microscope
- E.
Beaker
Correct Answer
D. MicroscopeExplanation
In the second activity, the apparatus used was a microscope. A microscope is specifically designed to magnify tiny objects, such as organisms in a water pond. It allows us to see these organisms in detail by using a combination of lenses and light. A camera, telescope, glass slide, and beaker are not typically used for observing organisms in a water pond.Rate this question:
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- 15.
_______________ is the technique that we used in order to put a color in the specimen.
- A.
Sustaining
- B.
Staining
- C.
Stainless
- D.
Stanley
- E.
Starzan
Correct Answer
B. StainingExplanation
Staining is the technique used to put a color in the specimen. This process involves applying a dye or stain to the specimen, which helps to enhance the visibility of certain structures or cells under a microscope. Staining is commonly used in various scientific fields, such as histology, microbiology, and cytology, to aid in the identification and study of cells and tissues.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Why is it important to use a microscope in observing specimen?
- A.
Because it is fun.
- B.
To be able to know the color of the specimen.
- C.
To observe the specimen closely and see its parts that may be useful for discovering some functions and further studies.
- D.
To learn how to use microscope.
- E.
To pass science and get 100 from mr. canant.
Correct Answer
C. To observe the specimen closely and see its parts that may be useful for discovering some functions and further studies.Explanation
Using a microscope is important in observing a specimen because it allows us to examine the specimen closely and observe its parts. This enables us to discover the functions of the specimen and conduct further studies. By magnifying the specimen, a microscope provides a detailed view that cannot be seen with the naked eye. This helps scientists and researchers in various fields to gain a better understanding of the specimen's structure, behavior, and potential applications.Rate this question:
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