40 Biology Trivia Questions for Kids
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1. Which thin cell boundary chooses what can enter and leave?
easy- Cell membrane
- Cell wall
- Nucleus
- Vacuole
2. In a plant cell, which part holds most of the DNA?
easy- Cell membrane
- Cell wall
- Nucleus
- Vacuole
3. In an animal cell, what is the region inside the membrane but outside the nucleus called?
easy- Cell membrane
- Cell wall
- Cytoplasm
- Nucleus
4. Which stiff layer outside a plant cell membrane helps support the cell?
easy- Cell wall
- Cytoplasm
- Nucleus
- Vacuole
5. Which large storage sac in a plant cell holds water?
easy- Central vacuole
- Chloroplast
- Mitochondrion
- Nucleus
6. Which molecule carries the instructions that cells inherit?
easy- Cellulose
- DNA
- Starch
- Water
7. A living thing made of just one cell is described by which word?
easy- Extinct
- Multicellular
- Nonliving
- Unicellular
8. An oak tree has many cells working together. Which word describes it?
easy- Microscopic
- Multicellular
- Nonliving
- Unicellular
9. Which sugar is commonly shown as the food made in photosynthesis?
medium- Fructose
- Glucose
- Lactose
- Sucrose
10. Besides carbon dioxide, which liquid is used to make sugar in photosynthesis?
easy- Milk
- Oil
- Vinegar
- Water
11. Which gas is released when plants carry out photosynthesis?
easy- Helium
- Hydrogen
- Nitrogen
- Oxygen
12. Plants can pack extra sugar into which food store?
medium- Chitin
- Collagen
- Keratin
- Starch
13. What is the big change from a tadpole body to an adult frog body called?
medium- Germination
- Metamorphosis
- Migration
- Pollination
14. Before their lungs develop, most young tadpoles breathe underwater using what?
easy- Feathers
- Fur
- Gills
- Scales
15. In a typical frog life cycle, which legs appear first?
easy- All four together
- Front legs
- Hind legs
- Neither pair ever grows
16. What normally happens to a tadpole's tail as it becomes a frog?
easy- It becomes a shell
- It grows into a fifth leg
- It turns into wings
- Its body absorbs it
17. Common frog eggs in a pond are wrapped in a coating that feels like what?
easy- Dry paper
- Hard chalk
- Jelly
- Rough sand
18. What name is used for a little frog just completing its change from a tadpole?
medium- Froglet
- Larva
- Nymph
- Pupa
19. Are all bacteria harmful, or can some be helpful?
easy- All are animals
- All are harmful
- All are plants
- Some can be helpful
20. What is the usual process called when one bacterium divides into two?
hard- Binary fission
- Germination
- Metamorphosis
- Pollination
21. Bacteria called cocci have which basic shape?
medium- Cube-shaped
- Rod-shaped
- Round
- Star-shaped
22. Some bacteria swim with long structures called flagella. What do these help them do?
easy- Build shells
- Grow leaves
- Make seeds
- Move through liquid
23. An amoeba stretches out temporary bulges to move. What are these called?
hard- Cilia
- Pseudopods
- Roots
- Spores
24. A paramecium swims using rows of tiny hairs called what?
hard- Cilia
- Roots
- Scales
- Spores
25. A yeast cell belongs to which group of living things?
easy- Animals
- Bacteria
- Fungi
- Plants
26. A small bump grows on a baker's yeast cell and becomes a new cell. What is this called?
medium- Budding
- Hatching
- Molting
- Sprouting
27. What are the thin, branching threads that make up many fungi called?
medium- Hyphae
- Petals
- Scales
- Veins
28. Before absorbing food, where do fungi begin breaking it down?
medium- Inside a mouth
- Inside a seed
- Inside a stomach
- Outside their bodies
29. The mushroom above the soil is often which part of a larger fungus?
easy- A flower bud
- A leafy shoot
- A seed-filled fruit
- A spore-producing body
30. Many fungal cell walls contain which material, also found in insect outer coverings?
medium- Chitin
- Collagen
- Keratin
- Starch
31. In a food chain, what role does grass have because it makes its own food?
easy- Primary consumer
- Producer
- Scavenger
- Secondary consumer
32. A snail eats pond plants. What is its role as a plant-eating step in this food chain?
medium- Primary consumer
- Producer
- Secondary consumer
- Tertiary consumer
33. Arrows on a food chain point in the direction of what?
easy- Animal travel
- Energy transfer
- Water currents
- Wind movement
34. Sunlight is an abiotic part of a pond ecosystem. What does abiotic mean?
medium- Nonliving
- Plant-eating
- Single-celled
- Underwater
35. Which word describes an animal that eats other animals?
easy- Autotroph
- Carnivore
- Herbivore
- Producer
36. Two seedlings need the same small patch of sunlight. What is this struggle for a resource called?
easy- Competition
- Metamorphosis
- Migration
- Mutualism
37. All the rabbits of one species living in a meadow form what?
easy- A cell
- A community
- A population
- An organ
38. The grasses, rabbits, fungi and other living things in a meadow together form what?
medium- A community
- A molecule
- A population
- A tissue
39. A pond's living things plus its water, light and rocks make up what?
easy- An ecosystem
- One organ
- One organism
- One population
40. Two species help each other, and both benefit. What is this relationship called?
medium- Competition
- Mutualism
- Parasitism
- Predation
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