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Q-Why do animals move from place to place?
Animals move from place to place in search of food.
Q-How does the Mimosa plant respond to touch?
Mimosa plant folds its leaves when we touch, it is also known as touch me not.
Q-What is Reproduction?
Reproduction is the process in which the plant or animal reproduce its own kind.
Q-How can you say that the horse is alive?
We can say that the horses live because
- Horse can breathe
- Horse can move from one place to another
- Horse can reproduce
Q-What are the waste materials that we get from plants?
The waste materials we get from plants are gums, latex and resins.
Q-What is the lifespan?
A living thing has a period of life called lifespan.
Q-How do animals reproduce?
Animals reproduce by giving birth to young ones.
Q-How do fish breathe?
Fishes breathe through their gills.
Q-Why do animals move from one place to another?
Animals move from place to place in search of food water and shelter.
Q-How living things breathe?
Human beings and animals breathe through their lungs they use their nostrils to take in air and out.
Q-Define warm-blooded animals?
Animals that cannot change their body temperature according to their surroundings are called warm-blooded animals.
Q-How do birds reproduce?
Birds reproduce by laying eggs.
Q-What are the different sense organs of the human body?
The different sense organs of the human body are:-
- Nose
- Eyes
- Ears
- Skin
- Tongue
Q-What are Natural things?
The things that are not made by man and available in nature are called natural things. Examples are – sun, air, water, etc.
Q-What are manmade things?
Things that are made by man are called man-made things .for example – book, pencil, table .chair, etc.
Q-What are the features of living things?
The important features of living things are:-
- Living things grow
- Living things need food and water.
- Living things move
- Living things breathe
- Living things reproduce
- Living things grow older and die
Q-How do plants breathe?
Plants breathe through tiny openings called stomata present on leaves.
Q-How do insects breathe?
Insects such as ants and Cockroaches breathe through small holes called spiracles present on the body.
Q- Difference between Living and Non-Living?
- Living things move while non-living things cannot move
- Living things breathe while non-living things cannot breathe
- Living things reproduce while non-living things cannot reproduce
MCQ on Living and Non-Living Things
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