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WorksheetsLIVING THINGS
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
All living things are made up of:
Sand.
Cells.
Arms.
Blood.
All cells have got similar characteristics. Mark them.
Nucleus and cytoplasm.
Cell wall.
Vacuoles.
Cell membrane.
What can you find only in a plant cell?
Vacuoles.
Cell wall.
Cell membrane.
Chloroplasts.
What is the name of a group of cells?
Organ.
System.
Tissue.
Cell group.
Many tissues work together to make:
Other tissues.
Systems.
Organs.
Cells.
Organs work together to make:
Cells.
Tissues.
Systems.
Other organs.
Mark the examples of organs.
Heart.
Leg.
Skin.
Stomach.
All the systems work together to make:
Organs.
Organisms.
Tissue.
System.
Does a mushroom belong to plant kingdom?
No, it doesn't. It belongs to monera kingdom.
No, it doesn't. It belongs to animal kingdom.
No, it doesn't. It belongs to protist kingdom.
No, it doesn't. It belongs to fungi kingdom.
They can be unicellular or multicellular. Some of them can make their own food.
Animals.
Plants.
Protists.
Monera.
They all make their own food from sunlight and water.
Animals.
Protists.
Plants.
Fungi.
What do scientists use to identify organisms they find in the wild?
Keys.
Identification keys.
Dichotomous clues.
Dichotomous keys.
It can mimic leaves to avoid being eaten, but it is a reptile.
Platypus.
Leaf-tailed gecko.
Venus flytrap.
Lichen.
It is both a fungus and an alga living together in the same organism.
Platypus.
Plant.
Lichen.
Fish.
Who discovered the first antibiotic?
Alexander Graham Bell.
Alexander Fleming.
Johan Sebastian.
Marie Curie.
