Living and Nonliving Review

Living and Nonliving Review

Multiple Choice

What are you?

• Living

• Nonliving

All Living Things Move

- They may walk, run, fly, and swim. 
-They may breathe.
-They may run away from predators.
-How else can they move?

Multiple Choice

Where do animals and humans get most of their energy?

• sleeping and eating

• bathing and brushing

• soil and sunlight

Multiple Choice

How do plants get their energy?

• sleeping and eating

• sunlight and soil

• birds and bees

Multiple Choice

Living things must EXCRETE waste. What does EXCRETE mean?

• to keep inside the body

• to keep outside the body

• to push outside the body

Multiple Choice

What will happen if living things do not excrete their wastes?

• They will be hungry.

• They will die.

• They will live longer.

All Living Things Reproduce

-Animals and humans have babies.
-Some are born alive.
-Others are hatched out of eggs.
-Some need protection from predators.
-Others are able to protect themselves from birth.

Multiple Choice

What animal helps flowers to reproduce the most?

• Elephants

• Bees

• Birds

Living Things Have Lifespans

- Lifespans are timed from birth to death.
-They are an estimate of how long living organisms can stay alive.
-Lifespans are not always correct and change for every animal.
-Who has the longest life span in the picture? Shortest?

Multiple Choice

What is a lifespan?

• how long living things should sleep

• how long living things should live

• how long living things should eat

Multiple Choice

Life spans are always correct.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What animals has the longest lifespan recorded?

• Humans

• Turtles

• Whales