Class 5 · Science and Technology · Cameroon

Birds: 5 practice questions

Free practice on Birds for Class 5, following the Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is explained, so a parent who is not sure of the answer can still help.

  1. Classifying birds into domestic and wild is based mainly on:

    1. the colour of their feathers
    2. how loud they sing
    3. whether people keep and care for them or they live freely
    4. how many eggs they lay
    Show the answer

    Answer: C. whether people keep and care for them or they live freely

  2. Building a poultry farm or cage is an example of:

    1. protecting wild forests
    2. farming crops
    3. fishing in a river
    4. raising domestic birds for food and income
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    Answer: D. raising domestic birds for food and income

  3. Cherishing self-reliance through poultry keeping means:

    1. being able to provide for yourself through your own effort
    2. depending completely on others
    3. avoiding all hard work
    4. waiting for help without trying
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    Answer: A. being able to provide for yourself through your own effort

  4. A bird with strong, sharp talons and a hooked beak, like an eagle, is likely a:

    1. seed-eating bird only
    2. bird of prey that hunts other animals
    3. bird that only eats fruit
    4. bird that cannot fly
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    Answer: B. bird of prey that hunts other animals

  5. Protecting birds from extinction includes:

    1. hunting every bird species without limit
    2. cutting down all forests
    3. not destroying their habitats or overhunting them
    4. trapping birds for entertainment
    Show the answer

    Answer: C. not destroying their habitats or overhunting them

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