This document contains a science exam for 5th grade students with multiple choice, matching, identification and labeling questions testing knowledge of different types of animals and biological concepts. The exam covers topics like animal classification, characteristics of vertebrates and invertebrates, how different animals breathe and obtain heat, and plant processes like photosynthesis.

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Science Reviewer
Grade 5
INSTRUCTIONS:
All answer must be marked/written on this questionnaire given to you.
I. Multiple Choice. Choose the correct answer. Encircle the letter.
1. How do cold-blooded animals get the heat?
a. from their gills b. by living in the sea.
c. from the surroundings d. by laying eggs.
2. What helps the reptiles to hold the moisture in and keep the animal from becoming
dried out?
a. Their gills b. Their thick skin with scales
c. Their lungs d. Their feathers
3. Where do most Mammals live?
a. Sea b. Land
c. Sea and Land d. Sky
4. All Birds……..?
a. Breathe with gills b. Are mammals
c. Have feathers d. Have hair
5. Animals that have backbones are called ….
a. Invertebrates b. Vertebrates
c. Fish d. Birds.
6. What do mammals use to breathe with? ?
a. Gills b. Skin
c. Lungs d. Feathers
7. Some Amphibians have ....?
a. Moist skin b. Hair
c. Scales d. Warm blood
8. Which of the following animals are invertebrates (do not have a backbone)?
a. Tiger b. Human
c. Snails d. Fishes
9. What does invertebrate mean?
a. Animals without backbone b. Animals that change in form
c. Animals with backbone d. Animals that lay eggs
Name: Score:
Type of Test: 2nd Grading Exam Test for Grade 5 Allotted time: 45 minutes

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10. Which of the following animals are Mammals?
a. whale b. frog
c. snakes d. butterfly
11. Mammals are covered with?
a. sand b. hair
c. water d. air
12. Animals that have thick scales on the outsides are .....
a. amphibians b. mammals
c. reptiles d. birds
13. People belongs to what class of animals?
a. amphibians b. mammals
c. reptiles d. birds
14. All reptiles .....
a. Are warm blooded b. Lay eggs
c. Have feathers d. Are scientists
15. Which class of animals DO NOT breathes with gills.....
a. Mammals b. Fish
c. Cold blooded d. Amphibians
16. Which of the following animals lay eggs?
a. People b. Whales
c. Snakes d. Tigers
17. Animals that make their own body heat are ...
a. Cold-blooded b. White-blooded
c. Warm-blooded d. Red-blooded
18. What do warm-blooded animals do to make their body heat?
a. They eat food b. They wear jackets
c. They breathe with gills d. They lay eggs
19. How do fishes breathe?
a. Through lungs b. Through their skin
c. Through their gills d. Through their feathers
20. What are cold-blooded animals?
a. Animals that get heat from what they eat.
b. Animals that get heat from their surroundings.
c. Animals that eat a lot of ice.
d. Animals that live on the land.
21. What do mammals feed their babies from their mothers?
a. Chocolates b. Milk
c. Bread d. Grass
22. What fishes covered with?
a. hair b. Feathers
c. scales d. bones
23. Caterpillars are the larvae of insects.. so

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a. They are worms b. They are gastropods
c. They are arthropods.
24. Corals are animals or plants?
a. They are plants
b. They are animals and they belong to cnidarians group
c. They are animals and they belong to the crustacean group.
25. Crabs are invertebrates and they are crustaceans .. so.
a. They are Arthropods.
b. They are Molluscs
c. They are Echinoderms
II. Matching Type. Match the column A to B. Write the letter of your choice on the
blank provided each item.
A B
_____1. It composed of flatworms with flat bodies. a. Poriferans
_____2. It has a segmented bodies and live mostly b. Platy helminthes
on land
_____3. Animals that full of pores or holes c. Coelenterates
_____4. Usually have shell either inside or outside d. Arthropods
the body.
_____5. This are aquatic animals that have spiny e. Annelids
skin
_____6. Animals having segmented body and f. Nematodes
have jointed legs.
_____7. They have soft bodies that enable them g. Echinoderms
to float.
_____8. It composed like worm-like animals h. Amphibians
III. Identification. Choose your answer at the WORD BANK at the box below.
Hydras Flatworms Tapeworms Sponges
Snails Insects Starfish Leeches
________1. Fattened elongated wormlike animals
________2. Elongated, unsegemented, worm-like, threadlike animals.
________3. Pore-bearing animals
________4. Hollow-intestinal animals.

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________5. Soft bodied animals usually living in a shell of exoskeletons.
________6. Segmented animals with hardened outer skeleton and joined appendages.
________ 7. Shiny-vined animals.
IV. Labeling the Process. Label the process of Photosynthesis.
V. Unscrambled words. Rearranged the letter to answer each questions.
SHPOYOITSTNEHS 1. A process by which green plants make food for themselves
and for other organisms.
PROTEINS 2. Are nutrients that are needed for growth and repair of your
body cells.
SAFT 3. Are nutrients which are the main sources of energy for your
body.
OGMMYNSSPRE 4. Known as “naked seed”.
NAIOGSEPMRS 5. Known as flowering plants.
a. ___________
b. ___________
c. ___________
d. ___________
Clues:
a. It is the source of energy.
b. Plants needs it.
c. Gas that needs by the plants
d. A gas released by the plants.