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Which of the following are examples of living things?

• Bench

• Kite

• Deer

• Balloon

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What do living things need to live?

• Food and Water

• Air and Water

• Sunlight and Soil

• Juices and Milk

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How do plants breathe?

• Through their flowers

• Through their stems

• Through their roots

• Through their leaves

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What happens when you touch the leaves of a touch me not plant?

• They grow bigger

• They turn red

• They fold inwards and droop

• They become shiny

What do non-living things need to move?

• Air

• Food

• Living things

• Water

How do animals move?

• Climb Trees

• Fly, Swim, Walk

• Run, Jump, Crawl

• Walk Upside Down

What do living things do when they react to things around them?

• They respond

• They cry

• They sing

• They dance

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How do plants produce new plants?

• Through seeds

• Through sunlight

• Through water

• Through air

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What is the average lifespan of a man?

• 20-30 years

• 40-50 years

• 70-80 years

• 60-70 years

What do non-living things not do?

• Grow

• Die

• Breathe

• Move

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