3rd Grade 1st Semester Final

In an object can grow, needs nutrients, can reproduce, and need space it is _____________________?

• living

• nonliving

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I can test an object to see if it is living by asking?

• does it move when thrown, it is heavy, is it slippery?

• is it pretty, is it hard, is it dry?

• is it made up of element, does it eat?

• did it grow, can it reproduce, does it need nutrients, and is it made up of cells?

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An example of a nonliving thing is?

• a wooden door

• a dog

• a plant

• a rock

To distinguish between living and nonliving things, all living things?

• can sit still for a long period of time

• respond to their environment, grow, need nutrients and air, reproduce, and need space

• have a smell

• are known by their movement and need for nutrients

All living things need_____________?

• air, nutrients, and space

• water, carbon dioxide, and nutrients

• water, oxygen, and nutrients

• cells, air, and nutrients

The smallest building block of life is?

• an element

• an atom

• a cell

• a molecule

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Earth's magnetism is thought to be caused by _____________?

• the sun rotating around the Earth

• the moon pull on the Earth

• molten iron moving slowly around the Earth's solid core

• a bunch of magnets

The ____________ is a giant magnet.

• Earth

• clouds

• quartz crystals

• sun

A __________________ is a magnet that has been used for thousands of year by travelers and tells the which direction is north.

• sunstone

• compass

• quartz

• piece of copper

The same poles on magnets _______________ when they are near each other.

• attract

• repel

• are neutral

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