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1. Which of these is a living thing? 6.

What do both plants and animals need


to get energy?
a) A rock
a) Sunlight
b) A flower
b) Water
c) A toy
c) Food
d) A pencil
d) Air
2. Which of these was once alive?
7. Which of these is an example of growth
a) A glass in both plants and animals?
b) A wooden chair a) Breathing
c) A metal spoon b) Getting bigger
d) A plastic bottle c) Making food
3. Which of these has never been alive? d) Moving from place to place
a) A leaf 8. How do animals move?
b) A bone a) By making their own food
c) A cloud b) By growing taller
d) A piece of paper c) By walking, running, or flying
4. A dog is: d) By taking in sunlight
a) Never been alive 9. What is reproduction?
b) Was once alive a) Getting food
c) Is living b) Making new plants or animals
d) None of the above c) Growing bigger
5. A table made of wood: d) Moving around
a) Is living 10. Which life process is NOT shared by
b) Has never been alive both plants and animals?

c) Was once alive a) Nutrition

d) None of the above b) Growth

c) Movement
d) Reproduction a) Fish

11. Which group of animals has feathers b) Amphibians


and wings?
c) Reptiles
a) Mammals
d) Insects
b) Reptiles
16. What is the first stage in the life
c) Birds cycle of a butterfly?

d) Fish a) Caterpillar

12. Which group of animals has fur or hair b) Egg


and feeds milk to their babies?
c) Pupa (Chrysalis)
a) Birds
d) Butterfly
b) Mammals
17. What comes after the egg stage in a
c) Amphibians frog's life cycle?

d) Insects a) Tadpole

13. Which group of animals lives in the b) Froglet


water and has scales and fins?
c) Adult frog
a) Reptiles
d) Pupa
b) Fish
18. What do we call the stage when a
c) Amphibians caterpillar changes inside a chrysalis?

d) Mammals a) Egg stage

14. Which group of animals has smooth, b) Larva stage


moist skin and lives both on land and in
water? c) Pupa stage

a) Birds d) Adult stage

b) Reptiles 19. What is the last stage in the life cycle


of a plant that starts from a seed?
c) Amphibians
a) Seed
d) Mammals
b) Seedling
15. Which group of animals has dry, scaly
skin and lays eggs on land? c) Flower
d) Adult plant a) Grass

20. Which of these is NOT a stage in the b) Frog


life cycle of a chicken?
c) Snake
a) Egg
d) The sun
b) Chick
25. What happens to the energy as it
c) Adult chicken moves through a food chain?

d) Tadpole a) It disappears

21. What do we call the animals that eat b) It gets bigger


plants?
c) It moves from one living thing to
a) Producers another

b) Consumers d) It stays in the same place

c) Predators 26. Which part of a plant takes in water


from the ground?
d) Decomposers
a) Stem
22. In a food chain, what does the arrow
show? b) Leaf

a) Where the animal lives c) Root

b) Who eats whom d) Flower

c) How big the animal is 27. What part of the plant makes food
using sunlight?
d) How the animal moves
a) Root
23. Which of these is a producer in a food
chain? b) Stem

a) A lion c) Leaf

b) A tree d) Flower

c) A snake 28. What part of the plant carries water


and nutrients to the leaves and flowers?
d) A fox
a) Root
24. What eats the grasshopper in this food
chain: grass -> grasshopper -> frog -> b) Stem
snake?
c) Leaf a) Brain

d) Flower b) Heart

29. What part of the plant helps the plant c) Lungs


make seeds?
d) Stomach
a) Root
34. Which organ helps you digest food?
b) Stem
a) Brain
c) Leaf
b) Heart
d) Flower
c) Lungs
30. Which part of the plant supports the
leaves and flowers? d) Stomach

a) Root 35. Which organ is NOT located in your


head?
b) Stem
a) Brain
c) Leaf
b) Eyes
d) Flower
c) Nose
31. Which organ helps you breathe?
d) Heart
a) Brain
36. Which of these is a solid?
b) Heart
a) Water
c) Lungs
b) Air
d) Stomach
c) Ice
32. Which organ pumps blood around your
body? d) Steam

a) Brain 37. Which of these is a liquid?

b) Heart a) Rock

c) Lungs b) Juice

d) Stomach c) Oxygen

33. Which organ helps you think and d) Table


controls your body? 38. Which of these is a gas?
a) Book rocks together?

b) Milk a) They disappear

c) Steam b) They change into a liquid

d) Chair c) They stay as separate solids

39. What happens when you heat up ice? d) They become a gas

a) It becomes a solid 44. Which of these is NOT a solid mixture?

b) It becomes a liquid a) Trail mix

c) It becomes a gas b) Salad

d) It stays the same c) Sugar and water

40. Which state of matter takes the shape d) Concrete


of its container?
45. Can you easily separate the parts of a
a) Solid solid mixture?

b) Liquid a) No, it's impossible

c) Gas b) Yes, usually by picking them out or


using a tool
d) All of the above
c) Only if it's a liquid mixture
41. What is a mixture?
d) Only if it's a gas mixture
a) A single type of matter

b) Two or more things mixed together

c) Only liquids mixed together

d) Only gases mixed together

42. Which of these is a solid mixture?

a) Water and oil

b) Salt and water

c) Sand and rocks

d) Air

43. What happens when you mix sand and


Nutrition, Growth or Movement Penguin Fish Amphibians
Reptiles Insects Mammals
1. Both plants and animals need food. This Frog Turtle Whale
process is called __________. Birds
2. Plants and animals get bigger over time. 1. Animals that have hair or fur and feed
This is called __________. their babies milk are called __________.
3. Animals can change their place. This is 2. Animals that have feathers and lay eggs
called __________. are called __________.
4. Plants and animals make new living 3. Animals that have dry, scaly skin and
things. This process is called lay eggs on land are called __________.
__________.
4. Animals that have smooth, moist skin
5. Taking in food is called __________. and live both in water and on land are
6. Getting bigger is called __________. called __________.

7. Moving from place to place is called 5. Animals that live in water and have
__________. gills are called __________.

8. Making new life is called 6. Animals with six legs and three body
__________. parts (head, thorax, and abdomen) are
called __________.
9. Plants and animals need
__________ to survive. 7. A __________ is a mammal that
lives in the ocean and breathes air.
10. A baby plant grows from a seed, this is
an example of __________ 8. A __________ is a bird that cannot
fly.

9. A __________ is a reptile that has


a shell.

10. A __________ is an amphibian that


starts its life in the water as a tadpole.
Mammals Reptiles Fish
Birds World

Animals are divided into different groups.


One group is __________, which have
fur or hair and feed milk to their babies.
Another group is __________, which
have feathers and lay eggs. __________
have scales and also lay eggs.
__________ live in the water and have
gills. All animals are important and help
make up our __________.

Root Roots Stem Leaves Flower Flower


Seeds Stem Flower Leaves

1. The part of the plant that holds it in


the ground is the __________.

2. __________ take in water and


nutrients from the soil.

3. The __________ carries water and


nutrients to the rest of the plant.

4. __________ make food for the plant


using sunlight.

5. The __________ is often colorful


and attracts pollinators like bees.

6. The __________ is where the seeds


are made.

7. __________ help the plant make


more plants.

8. The __________ supports the plant


and holds the leaves up to the sun.

9. The __________ is the part of the


plant that becomes a fruit.

10. The __________ is what the plant


uses to make its own food.

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