Living and Non-Living Things

What is an example of a living thing?

• water

• rock

• dog

• air

Which of the following is a non-living thing: rock, tree, dog?

• cat

• bush

• rock

• fish

Name a living thing that can move on its own.

• Rock

• Tree

• Cloud

• Dog

What do living things need to survive?

• Sunlight, soil, and minerals

• Electricity, plastic, and metal

• Time, space, and gravity

• Water, food, air, and suitable habitat.

Is a car a living or non-living thing?

• organic material

• living thing

• non-living thing

• mechanical device

Can plants grow and change?

• Plants only grow but do not change.

• Plants cannot grow or change.

• Plants grow in a fixed manner without variation.

• Yes, plants can grow and change.

What is one difference between living and non-living things?

• Non-living things can move on their own, while living things cannot.

• Living things can grow and reproduce, while non-living things cannot.

• Non-living things can grow and reproduce, while living things cannot.

• Living things are always larger than non-living things.

Give an example of a non-living thing found in your home.

• chair

• table

• television

• lamp

Do living things reproduce?

• Yes, living things reproduce.

• Only some living things reproduce.

• No, living things do not reproduce.

• Living things reproduce only once in their lifetime.

Is water a living thing or a non-living thing?

• a form of energy

• a mineral

• non-living thing

• a type of plant