Structures for Survival

Grade 4 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the answer.

  1. A rose has sharp thorns on its stem. Which claim do the thorns support?

    • thorns help the rose make food
    • thorns help bees find the flower
    • thorns help the rose take in water
    • thorns help keep animals from eating the stem
  2. A runner's heart beats faster during a race. Why?

    • the muscles need more oxygen carried by blood
    • the lungs stop working during a race
    • the stomach needs to break down food faster
    • the brain needs less blood while running
  3. Which structure is internal?

    • the claws
    • the lungs
    • the skin
    • the feathers
  4. Which pair is one internal and one external structure that both help a bird get and use food?

    • heart and lungs
    • beak and stomach
    • eyes and feathers
    • feathers and skin
  5. Which observation is evidence that a turtle's shell protects it?

    • a turtle pulls its head into its shell when touched
    • a turtle swims slowly in a pond
    • a turtle's shell has a pattern of squares
    • a turtle lays eggs in sand
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Structures for Survival

Answer Key - Grade 4 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the answer.

  1. A rose has sharp thorns on its stem. Which claim do the thorns support?

    • thorns help the rose make food
    • thorns help bees find the flower
    • thorns help the rose take in water
    • thorns help keep animals from eating the stem
  2. A runner's heart beats faster during a race. Why?

    • the muscles need more oxygen carried by blood
    • the lungs stop working during a race
    • the stomach needs to break down food faster
    • the brain needs less blood while running
  3. Which structure is internal?

    • the claws
    • the lungs
    • the skin
    • the feathers
  4. Which pair is one internal and one external structure that both help a bird get and use food?

    • heart and lungs
    • beak and stomach
    • eyes and feathers
    • feathers and skin
  5. Which observation is evidence that a turtle's shell protects it?

    • a turtle pulls its head into its shell when touched
    • a turtle swims slowly in a pond
    • a turtle's shell has a pattern of squares
    • a turtle lays eggs in sand