WorksheetsOnce-living things
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
A jellyfish has washed up on the beach, and been in the sun all day. It is ______.
once living, but not now
living
never alive
It is autumn. The leaves have changed colour and fallen from the trees. Are they _____?
alive
once-living?
never living
Tick all the living things
Are eggs once-living or nonliving things?
Once-living
Non-living
Living
Are cobs of corn once-living or nonliving things?
Non-living
Living
Once-living
Is honey once-living or nonliving?
Living
Non-living
Once-living
Are mountains once-living or nonliving things?
Living
Once-living
Non-living
Why is this fallen leaf a once-living thing?
Because the leaf needs air, food, water, and space.
Because the leaf used to attach to a tree.
Because the leaf is not attached to a tree.
Because the leaf does not need air, food, water, and space.
Are these coins once-living?
Yes, the coins are once-living things. Coins were part of a living thing, and need water, air, food, and space.
No, the coins are nonliving things. Coins were never part of a living thing, and do not need water, air, food, and space.
The toy blocks were never a part of anything living. They do not need air, water, food, and space which means they are (a) things.
Oranges are (a) things. They were a part of a tree. Now, the oranges have been picked and made into juice. They do not need any food, water, space, and air anymore.
