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Section 10 Review and Revision For Use with the KS2 Science Curriculum Topic 3A Adapted by Oral Health Promotion, Devon 2014

Q1 : Name the food groups that each of these foods belongs

Q2 : Which country does each of these foods come from ?

Q3 : Name 3 animals which are Carnivores ?

Q4 : Name 3 animals which are Herbivores ?

Q5 : The name of this tooth is ? Used for cutting.

Q6 : The name of this tooth is ? The Roman’s called their dogs …….. Why is this a good name for this tooth ?

Q7 :The name of this tooth is ? …….means in front of the molars. Its job is to crush things. Especially nuts. Just like a nutcracker.

Q8 : The Name of this tooth is ? …….is the Latin name for this grinding bowl. This is what this tooth does. It grinds our food before we swallow it.

Q 9 : What are the parts below? The tooth is made up of two parts. The part above the gum and the part below the gum. ? ?

Q10 : What is this substance ?

Q11 : Name 5 Safer snacks

Q12 : The 3 most important things to remember 1) Brush your teeth and gums ……..a day. 2) Save all sugar to ……………. 3) Visit the dentist for a check up at least ……..a year (Children may be advised to go more often.).

With Thanks to Graeme Jones, Liverpool Dental Health Promotion