Want to see correct answers?
Login or join for free!
  Biology Worksheets
Looking for Biology worksheets?
Check out our pre-made Biology worksheets!
Share/Like This Page

Sixth Grade (Grade 6) Zoology Questions

You can create printable tests and worksheets from these Grade 6 Zoology questions! Select one or more questions using the checkboxes above each question. Then click the add selected questions to a test button before moving to another page.

Previous Page 3 of 9 Next
Grade 6 Zoology
These fish are the cartilaginous fish.
  1. sharks, skates, and rays
  2. tuna, salmon, and perch
  3. hagfish and lampreys
Grade 6 Zoology
How do snakes move?
  1. swimming motion
  2. flying motion
  3. undulating motion
  4. walking motion
Grade 6 Zoology
Grade 6 Zoology
An animal whose body is made up of connected sections, or segments, is the
  1. flatworm.
  2. roundworm.
  3. segmented worm.
  4. body worm.
Grade 6 Zoology
Grade 6 Zoology
Grade 6 Zoology
An animal that eats organisms that float through the water is a(n)
  1. nematocyst.
  2. vertebrate.
  3. invertebrate.
  4. parasite.
  5. filter feeder.
Grade 6 Zoology
Which phrase describes an invertebrate?
  1. has no backbone
  2. cannot move
  3. has a backbone
Grade 6 Zoology
How are bird bones different from the bones of other animals?
  1. Bird bones are more dense (heavier).
  2. Bird bones are hollow in the middle.
  3. Bird bones are solid in the middle.
  4. Bird bones are weak.
Grade 6 Zoology
Pictograph - Adult Butterfly
Which best describes the symmetry of butterflies?
  1. spherical symmetry
  2. bilateral symmetry
  3. radial symmetry
  4. no symmetry
Grade 6 Zoology
Tapeworms and planaria belong to phyla
  1. Cnidaria.
  2. Platyhelminthes.
  3. Porifera.
  4. Nematoda.
Grade 6 Zoology
Reef-building coral can live only in
  1. warm, shallow, clear salt water.
  2. cold, shallow, clear fresh water.
  3. warm, deep, clear salt water.
  4. the Pacific Ocean.
Grade 6 Zoology
An organism having two sides the same when divided down the middle shows
  1. a nematocyst.
  2. free living.
  3. bilateral symmetry.
  4. a parasite.
  5. radial symmetry.
Grade 6 Zoology
Grade 6 Zoology
What does it mean if an animal is cold-blooded?
  1. It lives in water.
  2. It prefers a cold environment.
  3. It maintains a cold body temperature.
  4. It cannot maintain a constant body temperature.
Previous Page 3 of 9 Next