Living things need _____ to live.

Which of the following is a non-living thing made by humans?

Which of these things can grow on its own?

A rock is a non-living thing because it cannot _____.

Which of these is a natural non-living thing?

Which of these living things lays eggs?

Which of these can feel changes around them?

Which part of a plant makes food for it?

Which part of the plant absorbs water and minerals from the soil?

A very big, tall, and strong plant is called a _____.

Which of these is a small plant with a soft stem, like mint or coriander?

A plant that needs the support of a wall or stick to grow upwards is called a _____.

The beautiful, colourful part of a plant that grows into a fruit is the _____.

What do plants need to make their food?

Which of these vegetables is a root that we eat?

The green colour of leaves is because of a substance called _____.

A watermelon plant grows along the ground. It is an example of a _____.

Which part holds the plant straight and carries water to all its parts?

Which of these flowers do we eat as a vegetable?

Which animal lives in the forest and is called a wild animal?

Animals that eat only plants, grass, and leaves are called _____.

A lion eats the flesh of other animals, so it is a _____.

Which of these is a domestic animal that helps us on farms?

Where does a fish live?

The young one of a dog is called a _____.

Which animal gives us wool to make sweaters?

Animals that eat both plants and the flesh of other animals are called _____.

A bear eats fish as well as honey and berries. It is an _____.

A horse lives in a home called a _____.

How many legs does an insect, like an ant, have?

The sound a lion makes is called a _____.

A baby sheep is called a _____.

Which of these is generally kept as a pet animal?

Which animal is called the 'ship of the desert'?

Which part of a bird helps it to fly high in the sky?

A duck has a _____ beak to catch insects and worms from muddy water.

Birds build nests to _____.

Which of these birds cannot fly?

An eagle uses its sharp, hooked beak to _____.

Birds that swim in water, like ducks, have special feet called _____.

Which bird is known as the 'singing bird'?

How many sense organs do we have?

We see the beautiful world around us with our _____.

Which organ helps us to taste yummy food?

Our skin, the largest organ, helps us to _____.

Which part of our body controls all other body parts and helps us to think?

The organ that pumps blood to all parts of our body is the _____.

We breathe in fresh air through our _____.

The hard framework inside our body that gives it shape is made of _____.

Which of these foods do we get from plants?

Which of these is an 'energy-giving food' that helps us to play and work?

Food that helps our body to grow and build muscles is called _____.

Which of these is a healthy eating habit?

What is the main source of water on Earth?

When the sun heats up water in a river, it changes into water vapour. This is called _____.

Which of these is an important use of water?

When water vapour cools down and changes back into tiny drops of water to form clouds, it is called _____.

To make sure there is enough water for everyone, we should _____ water.

The solid form of water is _____.

The continuous movement of water from the Earth to the sky and back to Earth is called the _____.

Moving air is called _____.

We cannot see air, but we can _____ it when it moves.

We wear woollen clothes in which season to keep ourselves warm?

What do we use on a rainy day to protect ourselves from getting wet?

The condition of the air of a place at a certain time is called its _____.

A very strong and fast-moving wind that can cause damage is called a _____.

In which season do we like to drink cold juices and eat ice cream?

A house made of mud, straw, and leaves is a _____.

We need a house to protect us from _____.

People who live in very cold, snowy places build houses made of snow called _____.

Which material is used to build a strong pucca house?

We wear light-coloured cotton clothes in summer because they _____.

Where do we get cotton fibre from?

A house on wheels that can be moved from place to place is called a _____.

We get silk to make silk clothes from _____.

We should always cross the road at the _____.

While playing in a park, we should _____.

The immediate help given to an injured person before a doctor arrives is called _____.

What does the red light at a traffic signal tell us to do?

We should not play with _____.

While travelling in a bus, you should _____.

If you get hurt, you should first inform your _____.

The green light at a traffic signal tells us to _____.

The shape of our Earth is like a/an _____.

The Sun gives us _____.

What is a small model of the Earth called?

We see countless stars twinkling in the sky at _____.

The _____ moves around the Earth and changes its shape every night.

Large bodies of water on Earth are called _____.

The Sun is a very big ball of hot gases. It is a _____.

Which of these has a fixed shape and size, like a book or a pencil?

A liquid, like milk or juice, takes the shape of the _____ it is poured into.

Which of these can flow from one place to another?

The air we breathe in is an example of a _____.

When we heat ice (a solid), it changes into _____.

What do we call the home of a bird?

Which animal is known for its ability to change colors?

What part of the plant is responsible for photosynthesis?

Which part of a plant is responsible for reproduction?