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GRADE 5 SCIENCE WORKSHEET

First Term - Period 1 Assessment

2026

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1. Write next to each number the word matching the marked point on the image below

1- stigma - style - anther - sepal - ovary - stamen - petal

1	stigma
2	style
3	ovary
4	anther
5	stamen
6	petal
7	sepal

Parts of a Flower Diagram

2-Tadpole - Adult Frog - Eggs

1	Adult Frog
2	Eggs
3	Tadpole

Frog Life Cycle Diagram

2. Choose the correct answer below

1.	A life cycle can begin in different ways, including which of the following?
	A) A seed	B) An egg	C) A live birth	✔ D) All of the above
2.	What does each frog egg hatch into?
	A) A chick	✔ B) A little tadpole	C) A puppy	D) A caterpillar

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3.	Where can a tadpole live?
	A) Only on land	✔ B) Only in water	C) In trees	D) Underground
4.	As a tadpole develops into an adult frog, which legs appear first?
	✔ A) Back legs	B) Front legs	C) Both appear at the same time	D) Flippers
5.	What happens to the tadpole's tail as it develops into an adult frog?
	A) It grows longer	B) It splits into two	✔ C) It shrinks	D) It remains unchanged
6.	Where can an adult frog live?
	A) Exclusively in deep sea water	✔ B) On land and in water	C) Exclusively in the air	D) In dry deserts only
7.	How many eggs does an adult female frog lay at a time in water?
	A) Only one egg	B) Ten eggs	✔ C) A few hundred eggs	D) Millions of eggs
8.	In mammals, what does a newborn baby begin to feed on as soon as it is born?
	A) Solid seeds	B) Insects	✔ C) Mother's milk	D) Green grass
9.	When do young mammals leave their parents?
	A) Directly at birth	✔ B) When they are strong enough to find their own food	C) After one day	D) They never leave their parents
10.	According to the textbook example, which physical traits are shared by the mother and her daughter?
	A) Blonde hair and blue eyes	✔ B) Black hair and black eyes	C) Brown hair and green eyes	D) Red hair and brown eyes

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3. Mark the true statements and the false statements below

1. All living things have a life cycle.	√
2. Life cycles include growing, reproducing, and repeating the cycle again.	√
3. Tadpoles look exactly like adult frogs when they hatch.	×
4. During the egg stage, the chick develops outside the egg.	√
5. When a chick hatches, it looks like its parent.	×
6. A chick grows to become a chicken.	√
7. In humans and other mammals, both parents look after the baby.	√
8. Most animals have only one parent.	×
9. Parents pass on their genes to their children.	√
10. In humans and other mammals, the female reproduces by laying eggs.	×

4. Match each item in column (A) with column (B)

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Column (A)		Column (B)
1. Life cycle	4	A) Structures that contain information determining physical characteristics or traits
2. Metamorphosis	1	B) A series of stages and changes a living thing goes through during its life
3. Heredity	5	C) Animals whose females give birth to babies
4. Genes	3	D) The passing down of traits from parents to offspring
5. Mammals	2	E) The process that results in a great change in appearance

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Column (A)		Column (B)
1. Egg shell	4	A) The number of eggs chickens can lay annually
2. Egg yolk	1	E) Protects the developing chick
3. Three weeks	3	C) The period after which the chick hatches
4. 250 eggs per year	2	D) Provides the developing chick with food

25. Order the following items correctly by writing the right number

1. Tadpole	2
2. Eggs	1
3. Adult frog	3

2.

1. caterpillar	2
2. pupa	3
3. butterfly	4
4. eggs	1