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4th Grade Science - Chapter 1: Let's Find Out
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1What are the reasons for studying Science?
- AGod made us curious.
- BScience is a mandatory subject in school.
- CGod gave us good minds.
- DGod gave us the ability to enjoy His world and use it wisely.
- EOur teacher forces us to study Science because it is an important subject.
- FGod gave us a desire to help others.
2What is the study of the wonders of the universe?
- AArithmetic
- BReligion
- CEnglish
- DScience
3He is a person who spends time trying to learn about things God has made.
- AAstronaut
- BScientist
- CAstronomer
- DWeather Forecaster
4How do scientists learn?
- AThey look carefully. They observe.
- BThey gather information and try to think clearly.
- CThey try to make sensible guesses, or hypotheses.
- DThey test their hypotheses with experiments to see whether they are correct.
- EAll of the above
5What is defined as looking carefully at something?
- AHypothesis
- BSummary
- CObservation
- DExperiment
6Also called as Trailing Arbutus, it is a creeping plant with five-petaled pink or white blossoms which grow in clusters. It is protected by law in many places because it is scarce. It is the floral emblem of Nova Scotia, Canada.
- AMayflower
- BPitcher Plant
- CFireweed
- DWhite Trillium
7Also called as Pasqueflower, Manitoba's floral emblem has purple or blue cup-shaped flowers. The stalks, leaves and seeds are covered with silky hairs. The flower's name means "Easter Flower."
- AWild Rose
- BBlue Flag
- CPrairie Crocus
- DPitcher Plant
8This is a five-petaled white or pink flower which has been popular for hundreds of years. Its bush may grow to be 9 feet tall and 9 feet wide, can produce a large number of flowers each spring. It is the floral emblem of Alberta, Canada.
- AMountain Avens
- BMayflower
- CWild Rose
- DFireweed
9This interesting plant has sweet juice at the "spout" that attracts insects. Hairs on the spout keep the insect from escaping, and it slides down. Once trapped inside the leaf, the insects become food for the plant. It is the floral emblem of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
- APitcher Plant
- BLady's Slipper
- CWestern Red Lily
- DPurple Saxifrage
10Its flowers are very small and greenish-white, but surrounded by from four to six large pink or white bracts, or special leaves. It is British Columbia's floral emblem and a breathtaking sight every spring.
- AFlowering Dogwood
- BWhite Trillium
- CFireweed
- DMountain Avens
11It grows in damp meadows and woods. Each of its dainty, pansylike flower grows on its own slender stem, surrounded by heart-shaped leaves. It is the floral emblem of New Brunswick, Canada.
- APurple Saxifrage
- BPurple Violet
- CBlue flag
- DPrairie Crocus
12It is a sturdy plant with short, woody stems and small white flowers. It is designed to grow high in the mountains, where it forms a mat of shrubbery over rocky places. It is the floral emblem of the Northwest Territories in Canada.
- AMayflower
- BFlowering Dogwood
- CWhite Trillium
- DMountain Avens
13These small, purple, star-shaped flowers grow in clusters close to the ground. In arctic or alpine regions, it forms a cushion over rocky areas soon after the snow melts. It is the floral emblem of Nunavut, Canada.
- APurple Saxifrage
- BBlue flag
- CPurple Violet
- DPrairie Crocus
14A kind of lily, it is a common woodland flower which is sometimes called the wake-robin because it blooms very early in the spring. The three petals and three leaves remind many people of the Trinity. It is Ontario's floral emblem.
- AMountain Avens
- BWhite Trillium
- CMayflower
- DFlowering Dogwood
15It is an orchid which is sometimes called the moccasin flower because each blossom is shaped like a tiny moccasin or slipper. Many insects, especially bees, are attracted to the flower because it produces a large amount of nectar. It is the floral emblem of Prince Edward Island, Canada.
- APitcher Plant
- BWestern Red Lily
- CLady's Slippers
- DFireweed
16This iris, which may grow up to three feet tall, has six bluish-purple petals with yellow or white markings. It is found in the wet areas of Canada and several northern states. It is the floral emblem of Quebec, Canada.
- ABlue Flag
- BPurple Violet
- CPurple Saxifrage
- DPrairie Crocus
17Also called as Prairie Lily, it grows in bogs and in the rich prairie soil. Many people believe that it is the most beautiful wild lily. Its deep scarlet-orange flower cup opens upward, revealing a yellowish base flecked with deep purple spots. It the the floral emblem of Saskatchewan, Canada.
- AFireweed
- BFlowering Dogwood
- CWestern Red Lily
- DWild Rose
18This tall plant with a spike of light purplish-red flowers got its name because it is one of the first flowers to grow in an area which has been burned over by a forest fire. It is the floral emblem of Yukon Territory in Canada.
- APurple Saxifrage
- BFireweed
- CWestern Red Lily
- DPurple Violet
19What do you call a plant that feeds on animals?
- AFeeding Plants
- BCarnivorous Plants
- CAnimal Eating Plants
- DFlesh Eating Plants
20It is the State Bird of Connecticut, Michigan and Wisconsin. This cheerful bird is one of the last birds to migrate south in the fall. This bird's sweet, clear song of "cheer up, cheerily" is a welcome sound.
- ARobin
- BGreat Horned Owl
- CBlue Jay
- DRaven
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