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Worksheet time: 3hrs 45mins
Why do living things need food?
Living things need food to live, to grow, to move around, and to stay healthy.
living things do not need food at all.
Living things need food to look beautiful and nice
All of the above
How does a touch me not plant show movement?
They eat the hands of humans when we touch them.
The leaves of a touch-me-not plant (mimosa) close when touched and this shows movement.
They start running when we touch them and that's why they show movement.
All of the above
Why do we need to breathe?
We need to breathe... I don't know why!
We need to breathe in order to stay alive
we need to breathe so that we can dance
None of the above are correct
Explain the features of living things?
Feature of living things are as follows :
living things grow
living things feel
living things dance
living things climb
living things need food
living things reproduce
living things move
living things die
Do plants also feel? Give one example.
No, they don't feel, because they don't cry.
Yes, plants also feel. For example, they grow towards sunlight
They cant feel they are in one place.
None of the above are correct
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Can you breathe in water like a fish?
No, we can't breathe in water like fish as we don't have gills like fish which help them to breathe.
yes, we can breathe. We have a nose
We can and sometimes we cant
none odf the above
Robots are also man-made, but they can move. Are they living or non-living?
They are living because they move
They are non-living as they eat
Robots are non-living as they are made by man
None of the above
1. Which of these animals lay eggs to reproduce ?
a. frog and snake
b. bird and cat
c. cow and lion
d. chiken and horse
2. what living things need to stay alive ?
a. house and water
b. clothes and food
c. food, air and water
d. water, house and clothes
3. move is one of characterstic of living things, way of moving frog is …
a. running
b. walking
c. flying
d. jumping
4. cat is running the example of …
a. reproduce
b. grow
c. move
d. excretion
5. how does a sunflower move …
a. walk and crawl
b. close when touched
c. close its leaves to trap flies
d. to face the sun
6. How does a kangaroo move …
a. run and gallop
b. fly
c. hopping
d. swimming
7. Things are alive is called …
a. living things
b. life cycle
c. non living things
d. movement
8. The example of living things are …
a. table and coin
b. meat and plant
c. human and animal
d. chair and table
9. The process of exhaling and inhaling is called …
a. grow
b. breathe
c. excretion
d. reproduce
10. look at the picture, living things need …
a. air
b. food
c. water
d. house
11. look at the picture, living things need …
a. house
b. air
c. water
d. food
12. look at the picture, living things can …
a. grow
b. reproduce
c. move
d. respond
13. the example of non-living things are …
a. cat
b. lion
c. pen
d. sunflower
14. . How does a mimosa pudica move …
a. swimming
b. hopping
c. close when touched
d. to face the sun
15. look at the picture, what types of hair
a. tanned
b. wavy
c. curly
d. straight
In the Animal Kingdom, two major groups are ____.
vascular and nonvascular
vertebrates and vascular
vertebrates and invertebrates
invertebrates and nonvascular
What kingdom includes grasses, trees, and flowers?
Animal
Plant
Fungi
Protist
Monera
This kingdom is made up of one celled organisms that do not have a nucleus.
Animal
Plant
Fungi
Protist
Monera
What kingdom is made up of decomposers like this bread mold?
Animal
Plant
Fungi
Protist
Monera
Organisms in this kingdom are producers that can make their own food.
Animal
Plant
Fungi
Protist
Monera
In which kingdom is this organism included?
Animal
Plant
Fungi
Protist
Monera
In which kingdom is this organism included?
Animal
Plant
Fungi
Protist
Monera
All vertebrates have a _____________.
tail
neck
backbone
fin
What is major difference between vertebrates and invertebrates?
Vertebrates have backbones and invertebrates do not.
Invertebrates always live in the water.
Invertebrates are much larger than vertebrates.
They are both the same.
Humans are vertebrates.
True
False
Is this animal a vertebrate or invertebrate?
Invertebrate
Vertebrate
Is this an invertebrate or vertebrate?
Invertebrate
Vertebrate
What is an invertebrate?
An animal with a backbone
mammals
birds
An animal without a backbone
Mammals, fish, birds, and reptiles are all ________.
Invertebrates
Vertebrates
Which group does this animal belong to?
Invertebrate
Vertebrate
Jellyfish, spiders, starfish, and worms are ________.
Vertebrates
Invertebrates
This animal belongs to what group?
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
The skull is part of your head.
True
False
The ribs are in your chest.
True
False
The longest bone is FEMUR in the human body.
True
False
The radius is in your leg.
True
False
There are (a) in the human body.
Bones grow until we are .............. years old.
12
24
The longest bone is ........................ in the human body.
Radius
Femur
Skull
Rib
The smallest bone is in the ear.
True
False
Drinking ............................. is good for your bones.
Lemonade
Milk
Which animal is a vertebrae?
Which part of the skeleton protects the heart and lungs?
Ribs
Backbone
Skull
Chest
Which part of the skeleton protects the heart and lungs?
Ribs
Backbone
Skull
Chest
What happens to your skeleton as your grow?
It grows
It stays the same size
It gets smaller
An animal with a backbone is called a ...
Invertebrate
Vertebrate
Spine
Backbone
We need a skeleton
so we can move
for support
for protection
All of the answers
Muscles work together in pairs.
True
False
When a muscles contracts (pulls) the opposite muscle ...
contracts
expands
relaxes
none of these
Name this bone
collar bone
shoulder blade
rib cage
Name this bone
thigh bone
shin bone
Joint
What bone is highlighted?
shoulder blade
collar bone
rib cage
The skull is made of 1 bone
True
False
What is a joint?
A place where two bones meet
The middle of a bone
The end of a bone
The spine
True or false? The function of the rib is to protect the brain.
True
False
What is the longest bone in the human body?
Femur
Radius
Ulna
Tibia
Where can the smallest bone be found in the human body?
Fingers
Toes
Ear
What is the function of the skull?
Keeps body upright
Protects brain
Protects lungs
What type of skeleton does a human have?
Endoskeleton
Exoskeleton
What do you call the part where bones meet?
Bones
Muscle
Joint
Name the bone pointed by the line.
toe bones
finger bones
hip bone
skull
What is a skeleton?
Body frame made up of flesh
Body frame made up of bones
skeleton are muscles
Body fluid made like blood
Attaching muscles to bones is the job of ______.
Tendons
Vertebrae
Spinal Cord
Lungs
The mineral that makes our bones hard is called ________.
tendons
Spinal cord
Lungs
Calcium
Places where you have HINGE JOINTS would be your________.
knees and elbows
shoulder and hip
cranium and sacrum
Places where you have BALL AND SOCKET JOINTS would be your ______.
knees and elbows
Shoulder and hip
Cranium and sacrum
Places where you have FIXED JOINTS would be your ______.
knees and elbows
shoulder and hip
Cranium and sacrum
Cardiac muscle is a special involuntary muscle that is only found in the _______.
Heart
Stomach
Legs
Voluntary or skeletal muscles and muscles that you ______.
Can control
Cannot Control
Don't find in humans
Involuntary or smooth muscles are muscles that you _____.
can control
cannot control
don't find in humans
Something you can do using your voluntary/skeletal muscles is _______.
Breathe
Digest Food
Play Soccer
Are bones alive?
Yes
No
Just in babies
