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Froggy Jumps Living and Non Living Things (Science and Technology, Primary 3)Versión en línea Test your knowledge about living things in science and technology for primary 3! por YAKILI LMS 1 What is a characteristic of living things? a They do not need energy. b They grow and develop. c They cannot reproduce. 2 Which of the following is NOT a living thing? a A dog. b A tree. c A rock. 3 What do living things need to survive? a Only sunlight. b Just water. c Food, water, and air. 4 What is an example of a plant? a A cat. b A sunflower. c A fish. 5 Which of these is a characteristic of animals? a They can move on their own. b They are always green. c They do not breathe. 6 What do we call the process by which living things produce offspring? a Reproduction. b Respiration. c Digestion. 7 Which of these is a living thing? a A cloud. b A butterfly. c A chair. 8 What is the basic unit of life? a An organ. b A tissue. c A cell. 9 What type of living thing is a mushroom? a An animal. b A fungus. c A plant. 10 Which of the following is a way living things respond to their environment? a Staying still forever. b Moving towards light. c Ignoring changes. 11 What is the highest level of classification in biology? a Species b Kingdom c Domain 12 Which kingdom includes multicellular organisms that can photosynthesize? a Fungi b Animalia c Plantae 13 What classification level comes after Family? a Genus b Species c Order 14 Which group of organisms is known for decomposing organic material? a Plants b Fungi c Animals 15 What is the scientific name for humans? a Homo habilis b Homo erectus c Homo sapiens 16 Which kingdom consists of single-celled organisms without a nucleus? a Monera b Fungi c Protista 17 What classification level is below Kingdom? a Order b Phylum c Class 18 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of living things? a Growing b Being made of rocks c Reproducing 19 What do we call organisms that can make their own food? a Decomposers b Heterotrophs c Autotrophs 20 Which classification group includes both plants and animals? a Monera b Eukarya c Archaea 21 What is one characteristic of living things? a They grow and develop. b They do not need energy. c They cannot reproduce. 22 How do living things respond to their environment? a They ignore changes. b They react to stimuli. c They stay inactive. 23 Which of the following is a basic need of living things? a Electricity. b Plastic. c Water. 24 What do living things use to produce energy? a Rocks. b Food. c Air. 25 Which characteristic involves making new organisms? a Reproduction. b Adaptation. c Movement. 26 What do living things do to maintain balance? a They stop growing. b They change species. c They regulate their internal environment. 27 What is a characteristic of living things related to their structure? a They are made of gases. b They are made of cells. c They are made of metals. 28 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of living things? a They can grow. b They can reproduce. c They cannot die. 29 What do living things do to adapt to their environment? a They remain the same. b They change over time. c They become extinct. 30 What is necessary for living things to survive? a Air. b Darkness. c Silence. 31 What is the primary way animals move? a By growing taller b By changing color c By walking, running, or flying 32 Which of the following is a method of plant movement? a Swimming b Jumping c Growing towards sunlight 33 What do we call the movement of fish in water? a Walking b Flying c Swimming 34 How do insects typically move? a By swimming b By rolling c By crawling or flying 35 What is a common way birds move? a Flying b Crawling c Bouncing 36 Which animal is known for jumping? a Elephant b Fish c Frog 37 What type of movement do trees exhibit? a Walking b Flying c Growth movement towards light 38 How do mammals primarily move? a Floating b Burrowing c Walking or running 39 What is the term for movement in response to stimuli? a Hibernation b Migration c Tropism 40 Which of the following moves by gliding? a Shark b Turtle c Flying squirrel 41 What is a habitat? a A place where an organism lives. b A type of food. c A kind of animal. 42 Which of the following is a terrestrial habitat? a Coral reef. b Wetland. c Forest. 43 What do aquatic habitats include? a Forests and grasslands. b Oceans and rivers. c Mountains and deserts. 44 Which animal is commonly found in grasslands? a Bison. b Penguin. c Shark. 45 What type of habitat do frogs prefer? a Deserts. b Wetlands. c Mountains. 46 Which habitat is known for its biodiversity? a Desert. b Tundra. c Rainforest. 47 What is a key feature of desert habitats? a Cold temperatures. b High humidity. c Low rainfall. 48 Which of these animals lives in the ocean? a Eagle. b Lion. c Dolphin. 49 What do we call animals that live in trees? a Arboreal animals. b Terrestrial animals. c Aquatic animals. 50 Which habitat is characterized by frozen ground? a Tundra. b Savanna. c Rainforest.

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What is a characteristic of living things?

Which of the following is NOT a living thing?

What do living things need to survive?

What is an example of a plant?

Which of these is a characteristic of animals?

What do we call the process by which living things produce offspring?

Which of these is a living thing?

What is the basic unit of life?

What type of living thing is a mushroom?

Which of the following is a way living things respond to their environment?

What is the highest level of classification in biology?

Which kingdom includes multicellular organisms that can photosynthesize?

What classification level comes after Family?

Which group of organisms is known for decomposing organic material?

What is the scientific name for humans?

Which kingdom consists of single-celled organisms without a nucleus?

What classification level is below Kingdom?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of living things?

What do we call organisms that can make their own food?

Which classification group includes both plants and animals?

What is one characteristic of living things?

How do living things respond to their environment?

Which of the following is a basic need of living things?

What do living things use to produce energy?

Which characteristic involves making new organisms?

What do living things do to maintain balance?

What is a characteristic of living things related to their structure?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of living things?

What do living things do to adapt to their environment?

What is necessary for living things to survive?

What is the primary way animals move?

Which of the following is a method of plant movement?

What do we call the movement of fish in water?

How do insects typically move?

What is a common way birds move?

Which animal is known for jumping?

What type of movement do trees exhibit?

How do mammals primarily move?

What is the term for movement in response to stimuli?

Which of the following moves by gliding?

What is a habitat?

Which of the following is a terrestrial habitat?

What do aquatic habitats include?

Which animal is commonly found in grasslands?

What type of habitat do frogs prefer?

Which habitat is known for its biodiversity?

What is a key feature of desert habitats?

Which of these animals lives in the ocean?

What do we call animals that live in trees?

Which habitat is characterized by frozen ground?