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Assessment Test Living Things and Their Habitats

The document is an assessment on the topic of 'Living Things and Their Habitats' with various questions related to vertebrate and invertebrate classification, animal characteristics, and habitat changes. It includes tasks such as matching animals to their groups, completing a classification key, and identifying ways to improve local habitats. The total marks for the assessment are 15.

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Assessment Test Living Things and Their Habitats

The document is an assessment on the topic of 'Living Things and Their Habitats' with various questions related to vertebrate and invertebrate classification, animal characteristics, and habitat changes. It includes tasks such as matching animals to their groups, completing a classification key, and identifying ways to improve local habitats. The total marks for the assessment are 15.

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Name: Date: Total Marks: /15

Living Things and Their Habitats

1. Name which vertebrate group each animal belongs to.


a) b) c) d)

a) 

b) 

c) 

d)  2 marks

2. Match each animal to its invertebrate group.

arthropod

echinoderm

annelid

mollusc 2 marks

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Living Things and Their Habitats

3. Which three groups of vertebrates are cold-blooded?

1 mark

4. Jack is making a classification key for the animals below. Put


the animal names in the correct place on the classification key.

2 marks

earthworm millipede green crab fruit fly

Does the animal have


more than six legs?

yes no

Does the animal live in Does the animal have an


the ocean? exoskeleton?

yes no yes no

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Living Things and Their Habitats

5. What question could Murad use to finish his classification key


below? Add it to the empty box in the classification key.

Does the animal have


legs? 1 mark

yes no

Does the animal have


fins?

yes no yes no

cat chicken carp snake

6. What is the difference between a vertebrate and an


invertebrate? 1 mark

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Living Things and Their Habitats

7. Sort the animals into their correct places in the Venn diagram.

2 marks

toucan butterfly golden frog beaver

Has Wings Is Warm-Blooded

8. Name three ways that habitats can change.


2 marks

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Living Things and Their Habitats

9. Cally is trying to make her local area better for living things.
Name three changes she could make.

2 marks

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