Questions and Answers
What do we call organisms that can grow, breathe, and reproduce?
Which of the following is a characteristic unique to living things?
Select an example that clearly represents a living thing.
Which essential resources do living things require for survival?
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What term describes animals that dwell predominantly in aquatic environments?
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Which category accurately represents animals capable of flight?
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In what manner do the majority of plants reproduce?
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Identify an example that represents a mammal.
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Study Notes
Multiple Choice Questions for Std 1 EVS: Living Things
Key Concepts
- Definition of Living Things
- Characteristics of Living Things
- Examples of Living Things
Multiple Choice Questions
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What do we call things that can grow, breathe, and reproduce?
- A) Non-living things
- B) Living things
- C) Artificial things
- D) Natural things
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of living things?
- A) Can move
- B) Can sleep
- C) Can think
- D) Can break
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Which of these is an example of a living thing?
- A) Rock
- B) Tree
- C) Water
- D) Car
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Living things need food, water, and air. Which of these do plants need to grow?
- A) Food
- B) Water
- C) Air
- D) All of the above
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What do we call animals that live in water?
- A) Mammals
- B) Birds
- C) Fish
- D) Insects
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Which of these animals can fly?
- A) Dog
- B) Cat
- C) Bird
- D) Fish
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How do most plants reproduce?
- A) By laying eggs
- B) By seeds
- C) By moving
- D) By growing larger
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What is an example of a mammal?
- A) Crocodile
- B) Shark
- C) Elephant
- D) Sparrow
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Which group includes only living things?
- A) Trees, rocks, water
- B) Flowers, animals, humans
- C) Clouds, air, sun
- D) Mountains, rivers, soil
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Why do living things need water?
- A) To look pretty
- B) To grow and stay alive
- C) To make noise
- D) To move faster
Summary
- Living things are organisms that can grow, reproduce, and respond to their environment.
- They require essentials like food, water, and air.
- Examples include plants, animals, and humans, while non-living things do not exhibit these characteristics.
Key Concepts of Living Things
- Living things are organisms that can grow, breathe, and reproduce.
- Key characteristics include movement, sleep, and cognitive abilities, whereas they cannot break like non-living things.
Examples of Living Things
- Examples include plants, animals, and humans.
- Non-examples include rocks, water, and cars, which do not demonstrate the characteristics of living organisms.
Essentials for Living Things
- All living things require food, water, and air to survive and grow.
- Plants specifically need food, water, and air, emphasizing that all these elements are crucial for their growth.
Types of Living Organisms
- Aquatic animals specifically refer to those that live in water, such as fish.
- Birds are examples of animals capable of flight, distinguishing them from land and aquatic animals.
Reproduction in Plants and Animals
- Most plants reproduce through seeds, highlighting a reproductive method distinct from animals.
- Mammals, such as elephants, are a specific category of living organisms distinguishable from reptiles or birds.
Classification of Living Things
- A group consisting of flowers, animals, and humans includes only living things, while other groups may mix non-living elements.
Importance of Water for Living Organisms
- Water is essential for living things to grow and stay alive, showing its crucial role in sustaining life.
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Test your knowledge about living things in this engaging multiple-choice quiz designed for first graders. Explore the characteristics, definitions, and examples of living things while enhancing your understanding of the natural world. Perfect for reinforcing classroom lessons in Environmental Science (EVS).
