Biology and Geology ESO 1

This is an activity about volcanoes. It includes a listening exercise about Mount St. Helens.

The first part of this activity is a listening exercise about ecosystems, while the second part is about food chains and food webs. The questions are based on the material in Chapter 10 of LinguaFrame’s textbook Biology and Geology – ESO 1.

This quiz will test how much you know about plants and fungi. Do you know the stem from the roots, and the carpel from the stamen? There are many kinds of plants, and they all have their own characteristics. Can you tell the difference between a flowering plant from a non-flowering one?

This is a quiz about vertebrates. See how much do you know about the main groups of vertebrates, such as mammals, fish and birds. Which ones are warm-blooded, and which are cold-blooded? Which ones can breathe underwater, and which ones can fly?

This quiz is all about invertebrates. Most of the animals in the world are invertebrates, but there are many different groups, with a variety of characteristics. For example, insects, jellyfish and worms are all invertebrates. Do the quiz to see if you know the difference between centipede and a millipede!

Microorganisms are the smallest living things, but how much do you know about them?. Do the quiz to find out.

Animals, plants, fungi and bacteria are all alive. But what is a living thing, and why do we divide them into five kingdoms? And what are autotrophs and heterotrophs? In this quiz you can see how much you know about living things, and about the differences between the kingdoms.

What are thunder and lightning? Why is it sometimes sunny and sometimes cloudy? Do you know how atmospheric pressure affects the weather? This quiz is all about the Earth’s weather and climate.

What do you know about the Earth’s atmosphere? Do you know the difference between the troposphere and the stratosphere? How was the atmosphere formed, and what is it composed of? Do this quiz to see how much you really know. The quiz is based on material from Chapter 4 of LinguaFrame’s textbook Biology and Geology – ESO 1.

Most of the Earth’s surface is covered in water, and without water it would be impossible for us to live on the Earth. But why is there water on Earth? And how does it move from one place to another in the water cycle? Start the quiz to test how much you remember. The quiz … Read more