Grade 5 term 3 final review

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Grade 5 term 3 final review


Froggy Jumps Grade 5 term 3 final reviewVersion en ligne review par Sheikha Alshamsi 1 Describe molten lava a Liquid water at high temperature b Melted rock that reaches the surface as lava c Hard rock beneath the surface 2 What is a hot spot? a A weather anomaly in tropical zones b A surface vent for rainfall c A plume of hot mantle material that melts rock to form volcanism 3 How are volcanic islands formed at a hot spot? a Collision of two continents forms the island chain b A tectonic plate moves over a stationary hot spot, creating a chain of islands c Eruptions from a single point build one island 4 What is the relationship between a hot spot and volcanic island formation? a Islands form as the plate moves over the hot spot b Islands form where rain falls most c Islands form only at ocean floors 5 What are minerals? a Gases released by volcanoes b Organic liquids formed by plants c Naturally occurring inorganic solids with a definite chemical composition 6 A student finds a solid nonliving substance in nature. What group does it belong to? a Minerals b Biotic matter c Liquids 7 What is true about forest soil? a It has nutrients and organic matter essential for plant growth b It is devoid of organisms c It is always sandy 8 Which type of soil is best for growing crops? a Loamy soil b Sandy soil c Clay soil 9 Define energy a A force of mass b The ability to do work or cause change c Matter in motion only when heated 10 What structure inside a plant stem carries water from roots to leaves? a Phloem b Xylem c Chloroplasts 11 Which gas do plants release during photosynthesis? a Carbon dioxide b Oxygen c Nitrogen 12 What is transpiration? a Gas exchange during photosynthesis b Water loss from a plant through stomata c Water uptake by roots 13 What is the function of xylem? a Transports sugars away from leaves b Supports cell division c Transports water and minerals from roots to shoots 14 What is the function of phloem? a Supports photosynthesis b Transports water to leaves c Transports sugars from leaves to other parts of the plant 15 What is the geosphere? a The atmosphere and weather b The solid Earth: rocks, minerals, landforms c The oceans and rivers 16 Which Earth system includes mountains rocks and soil? a Geosphere b Hydrosphere c Atmosphere 17 A tree growing in soil shows an interaction between which systems? a Cryosphere and lithosphere b Geosphere and biosphere c Hydrosphere and atmosphere 18 How does the geosphere interact with the hydrosphere? a Heat exchange only b They do not interact c Rocks shape landforms that influence water flow and storage 19 Define weather a Global ocean temperatures b Short-term conditions of the atmosphere c Long-term climate patterns 20 Which statement describes weather? a Overall climate over decades b Fixed, unchanging conditions c Conditions in the atmosphere at a specific place and time 21 What is an air mass? a A single droplet of rain b A large body of air with uniform temperature and humidity c A mountain breeze 22 What happens during a cold front? a Moist air rises without change in temperature b A cooler air mass moves under a warmer air mass c Warm air rises over cold air 23 What weather does a cold front usually bring? a Clear skies and warming b Showers or thunderstorms and a drop in temperature c Heat waves 24 What is a stationary front? a A boundary between air masses that is not moving much b A warm front that has passed c A rapidly advancing cold front 25 What weather is common during a stationary front? a Very hot and dry weather b Clear, sunny skies c Prolonged cloudy, rainy conditions 26 What is climate? a Average weather pattern in a region over long time b Only temperature matters in climate c Current weather on a single day 27 What are the two main variables of climate? a Ocean depth and soil type b Wind speed and humidity c Average temperature and total rainfall 28 What does average temperature mean? a The highest temperature ever recorded b The temperature at one moment c The mean of temperature over a long period 29 What is average rainfall? a Rain in a single day b The mean amount of precipitation over a long period c Amount of water in rivers only 30 What is the difference between weather and climate? a Weather is short-term; climate is long-term patterns b There is no difference c Weather is ocean-related; climate is land-related 31 Define biotic factors a Only plants and fungi b Living components that affect ecosystems c Nonliving physical factors 32 Define abiotic factors a Living organisms only b Nonliving components that affect organisms c Only climate-related factors 33 Give two examples of biotic factors a Plants and animals b Soil minerals c Water and rocks 34 Give two examples of abiotic factors a Plants and animals b Sunlight and rainfall c Predators and decomposers 35 Which is a biotic factor? a A tree b Rocks c Soil minerals 36 Which is an abiotic factor? a Birds b Soil moisture c Fungi 37 What is an invasive species? a A beneficial pollinator b An endangered native species c A non-native species that spreads rapidly and harms ecosystems 38 What can happen when a new plant or animal is introduced into an ecosystem? a Disruption of native species and balance b No impact at all c Immediate ecosystem improvement 39 What is a predator? a An animal that hunts other animals for food b The prey that is hunted c A decomposer 40 What is prey? a Nonliving matter b An animal that is hunted by predators c The hunter 41 Why are predators important? a They help regulate prey populations and maintain balance b They damage ecosystems c They are always harmful 42 Give an example of a predator prey relationship a Lion and zebra b Algae and fish c Tree and worm 43 What usually happens to prey populations if predators are removed? a Prey populations decline b No change in prey numbers c Prey populations tend to increase 44 Define decomposer a An organism that breaks down dead material b An animal that hunts c A plant that photosynthesizes 45 Why are decomposers important? a They consume all energy b They block nutrient cycles c They recycle nutrients back into the ecosystem 46 How do decomposers help humans manage food waste? a They break down waste naturally b They create more waste c They store waste 47 How do decomposers help producers survive? a They reduce sunlight availability b They release nutrients needed for growth c They consume all nutrients 48 What would happen if decomposers were removed from an ecosystem? a Dead material would accumulate and nutrients would be lost b Energy flow would increase c More plant growth would occur 49 What is bacteria? a Microscopic single-celled organisms present in many environments b Complex multicellular plants c Nonliving minerals 50 What describes fungi? a Animals that photosynthesize b A kingdom of organisms that decompose and recycle nutrients c Prokaryotic bacteria only 51 Define deforestation a Removal of forests leading to ecological impact b Inside-city landscaping c Planting new forests 52 How can humans help reduce deforestation? a Burn forests to prevent growth b Clear more land for farming c Protect existing forests and restore degraded areas 53 What does endangered mean? a Only in zoos b Common and widespread c At risk of extinction in the near future 54 What does extinct mean? a Only in a single country b No living individuals of the species remain c Alive in captivity only 55 What is the difference between endangered and extinct? a Endangered is worse than extinct b Extinct has some individuals left c Endangered still has individuals; extinct has none

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par Sheikha Alshamsi

Describe molten lava

What is a hot spot?

How are volcanic islands formed at a hot spot?

What is the relationship between a hot spot and volcanic island formation?

What are minerals?

A student finds a solid nonliving substance in nature. What group does it belong to?

What is true about forest soil?

Which type of soil is best for growing crops?

Define energy

What structure inside a plant stem carries water from roots to leaves?

Which gas do plants release during photosynthesis?

What is transpiration?

What is the function of xylem?

What is the function of phloem?

What is the geosphere?

Which Earth system includes mountains rocks and soil?

A tree growing in soil shows an interaction between which systems?

How does the geosphere interact with the hydrosphere?

Define weather

Which statement describes weather?

What is an air mass?

What happens during a cold front?

What weather does a cold front usually bring?

What is a stationary front?

What weather is common during a stationary front?

What is climate?

What are the two main variables of climate?

What does average temperature mean?

What is average rainfall?

What is the difference between weather and climate?

Define biotic factors

Define abiotic factors

Give two examples of biotic factors

Give two examples of abiotic factors

Which is a biotic factor?

Which is an abiotic factor?

What is an invasive species?

What can happen when a new plant or animal is introduced into an ecosystem?

What is a predator?

What is prey?

Why are predators important?

Give an example of a predator prey relationship

What usually happens to prey populations if predators are removed?

Define decomposer

Why are decomposers important?

How do decomposers help humans manage food waste?

How do decomposers help producers survive?

What would happen if decomposers were removed from an ecosystem?

What is bacteria?

What describes fungi?

Define deforestation

How can humans help reduce deforestation?

What does endangered mean?

What does extinct mean?

What is the difference between endangered and extinct?