Changes in Nature

What is the difference between temporary and permanent change?

• Temporary change is reversible, while permanent change is not.

• Temporary change is a short-term alteration, while permanent change is a long-term modification.

• Temporary change is only temporary, while permanent change is forever.

• Temporary change can be undone, while permanent change cannot.

Can you name the young ones of the following animals: a) Cow b) Duck c) Sheep

• gosling

• calf, duckling, lamb

• cub

• puppy

How do plants change as they grow?

• Plants change by shrinking in size and losing leaves, stems, and roots.

• Plants change by staying the same size and not developing any new leaves, stems, or roots.

• Plants change by increasing in size, developing new leaves, stems, and roots, and producing flowers and fruits.

• Plants change by decreasing in size and producing flowers and fruits without developing new leaves, stems, or roots.

What are the different stages of human life? Name them in order.

• babyhood, childhood, teenager, adulthood, old age

• teenager, old age, infancy, childhood, adulthood

• infancy, childhood, teenager, adulthood, old age

• youth, adulthood, old age, infancy, childhood

Give an example of a temporary change in nature.

• Changing of seasons

• Migration of birds

• Melting of snow

• Blooming of flowers

What is the name of a baby dog?

• kitten

• cub

• foal

• puppy

Give an example of a permanent change in nature.

• Ice melting into water

• Caterpillar transforming into a butterfly

• Leaves changing color in autumn

• A river changing its course