Living things: Plants

When a mimosa plant is touched, its leaves close up. This shows that living things __________________.

• respond to changes

• reproduce

• grow

• die

All living things can ______________, ____________________ and _______________________.

• grow

• reproduce

• respond to changes

• make their own food

How are plants different from animals?

Plants can ______________________.

• make its own food

• respond to changes

• grow and reproduce

• die

Rocks, water, air, sun, and soil are _______.

• living things

• non-living things

• able to respond to changes

• able to reproduce

What makes something a non-living thing?

• It needs air

• It does not grow

• It needs water

• It needs food

How many seeds does this fruit have?

• one

• zero

• many

• ten

Choose a suitable heading for X and Y.

• X: Make its own food Y: Does not make its own food.

• X: Does not respond to changes Y: Respond to changes

• X: Plants Y: Animals

• X: Does not grow Y: Grow

Choose a suitable heading for A and B.

• A: Flowering plants B: Non-flowering plants

• A: Plants B: Fungi

• A: Able to reproduce B: Not able to reproduce

• A: Can make its own food B: Cannot make its own food.

Living things reproduce so that __________________________.

• their own kind will continue to exist

• they have enough food

• they will not die

• they can grow

The picture shows a tadpole turning into a frog over time. What does it tells us about living things?

It tells us that living things _____________.

• grow

• die

• reproduce

• respond to changes