Quiz: Living and Non-living Things – Part 1

Living and non-living things are the same.

Non-living things can move from one place to another.

Fish swim with the help of their ______ and _________.

How do snakes move from one place to another?

Every day you carry a bag to school. Why can’t it go on its own?

The leaves of ________ plant close and droop when touched.

When living things grow, their _________ and __________ change.

Living things are born; they grow and die. This is called their _________.

The process by which our body takes in and gives out air is called __________.

Insects such as grasshopper have _______ along the sides of their bodies for breathing.

Plants breathe through tiny _________ in the leaves called _________.

All living things breathe in air to stay _______.

A frog breathes with the help of ________ on land.

A frog breathes with the help of ________ in water.

We feel hungry if we skip a ___________.

__________ need food to live and grow.

We obtain our food from _________ and ___________.

________ plants make their food using air, water and sunlight.

When we get hurt, we feel __________.

Eyes, ear, nose, tongue and skin are _____________.

Plants do not have ______ organs.

Most plants produce ________ that grow into new plants.

The process of producing more young ones of one’s own kind is called __________.

Pores in the leaves of plants through which they take in and give out air are called __________.

Organs that enable us to sense the changes around us are called ___________.