Science Grade 2 Vocab review - Animals

10 questions extracted from Mobymax (Science, Grade 2), to help you review some basic vocabulary about animals. To learn more about this topic, get a Mobymax learning account (by going to http://contuhoc.com/mobymax).

• an animal or plant with a backbone
• an animal without a backbone
• an animal or plant without a backbone
• an animal with a backbone

• an animal without a backbone
• an animal that eats insects
• an animal that is covered in fur
• an animal that does not breathe air

• vertebrate animals that usually have hair or fur on their bodies and spend part of their lives in the water
• invertebrate animals that usually have hair or fur on their bodies and drink milk from their mothers
• vertebrate animals that usually have hair or fur on their bodies and drink milk from their mothers
• invertebrate animals that have fur or hair on their bodies and that usually hatch from eggs

• invertebrate animals that hatch from eggs and have feathers, beaks, and wings
• invertebrate animals that hatch from eggs, can fly, and have feathers, beaks, and wings
• vertebrate animals that hatch from eggs and have fur and wings
• vertebrate animals that hatch from eggs and have feathers, beaks, and wings

• vertebrate animals that spend part of their lives in the water and part on land
• vertebrate animals that live in the water and have wings
• vertebrate animals that live in the water and have fins
• invertebrate animals that live in the water and have fins

• vertebrate animals that hatch from eggs and live part of their lives in water and part on land
• vertebrate animals that hatch from eggs
• vertebrate animals that hatch from eggs and live their whole lives in water
• invertebrate animals that hatch from eggs

• vertebrate animals that usually have dry skin and scales on their bodies
• vertebrate animals that do not have legs and usually have dry skin and scales on their bodies
• vertebrate animals that usually have smooth, wet skin
• vertebrate animals that usually have dry skin and fur on their bodies

• an invertebrate animal with a long, soft body and no legs
• an invertebrate animal with six pairs of legs
• an invertebrate animal with three pairs of legs and a body that is divided into three parts
• a vertebrate animal with three pairs of legs

• a type of insect that has wings, antennae, and a three-part body
• the third part of an insect’s three-part body, attached to the bottom of the insect’s abdomen
• the second part of an insect’s three-part body, below the head
• the first part of an insect’s three-part body, another word for the head

• the first part of an insect’s three-part body, another word for the head
• a type of invertebrate animal that lives in the ocean and catches fish using stinging tentacles
• a type of insect that has a three-part body, wings, and antennae
• the third part of an insect’s three-part body, below the head and the thorax