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The Non-Living Thing EnvironmentVersión en línea Reviewer por Baby Doll Luzon 1 1. Which of the following is a non-living thing? a B. Tree b C. Bird c D. Rock d A. Cat 2 2. Which of the following is a natural non-living material? a D. Toy b B. Chair c C. Pencil d A. Soil 3 3. Which of the following is a non-living thing? a D. Dog b C. Water c B. Butterfly d A. Grass 4 4. What do we call the non-living materials that make up our environment? a B. Earth materials b C. Animals c D. Organisms d A. Plants 5 5. Which of the following is an Earth material? a D. Soil b B. School bag c A. Notebook d C. Toy car 6 6. Why is a rock considered non-living? a B. It can eat. b D. It needs food. c C. It can reproduce. d A. It does not carry out life processes. 7 7. Which group contains only non-living things? a B. Bird, air, and plant b A. Tree, soil, and dog c C. Water, soil, and rock d D. Fish, rock, and grass 8 8. Which of the following is a material that comes from nature? a A. Plastic b C. Toy car c D. Notebook d B. Water 9 9. Which object is made from wood? a A. Glass cup b D. Wooden chair c C. Plastic bottle d B. Metal spoon 10 10. Why are Earth materials important? a D. They can be used to make useful things. b B. They need food to survive. c C. They are all living things. d A. They can walk and move. 11 11. Your teacher asks you to find a non-living thing in the classroom. Which should you choose? a C. Rock b A. Plant c D. Classmate d B. Ant 12 12. Which object is made from metal? a C. Wooden table b D. Cotton shirt c B. Paper bag d A. Metal spoon 13 13. Your teacher asks you to identify Earth material around the school. Which can you point to? a D. Soil b C. Toy car c B. Book d A. Pencil case 14 14. A carpenter wants to make a table. Which natural material could be used? a C. Air b D. Rain c A. Water d B. Wood 15 15. Which pair correctly matches a material with something made from it? a A. Water – Shoe b C. Wood – Chair c B. Soil – Pencil d D. Air – Table 16 16. Maria sees rocks, soil, water, and plants in the school garden. Which are non-living? a D. Plants and water b C. Rocks and plants c A. Plants only d B. Rocks, soil, and water 17 17. A chair is made of wood, while a spoon is made of metal. What do these objects have in common? a D. Both are made from non-living materials. b C. Both are living things. c A. Both can grow. d B. Both need food. 18 18. Juan finds a material that occurs naturally and can be used to make different objects. What is the best conclusion? a D. It is always a living thing. b A. It may be an Earth material. c B. It must be an animal. d C. It must be a plant. 19 19. Your class needs to choose a useful object made from a natural material. Which is the best example? a B. Artificial flower b D. Plastic toy c A. Plastic wrapper d C. Wooden chair 20 20. Which statement best explains why we should value Earth materials? a B. They are only useful for decoration. b A. They never change. c D. They are useful resources for people and the environment d C. They are all living things.

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1. Which of the following is a non-living thing?

2. Which of the following is a natural non-living material?

3. Which of the following is a non-living thing?

4. What do we call the non-living materials that make up our environment?

5. Which of the following is an Earth material?

6. Why is a rock considered non-living?

7. Which group contains only non-living things?

8. Which of the following is a material that comes from nature?

9. Which object is made from wood?

10. Why are Earth materials important?

11. Your teacher asks you to find a non-living thing in the classroom. Which should you choose?

12. Which object is made from metal?

13. Your teacher asks you to identify Earth material around the school. Which can you point to?

14. A carpenter wants to make a table. Which natural material could be used?

15. Which pair correctly matches a material with something made from it?

16. Maria sees rocks, soil, water, and plants in the school garden. Which are non-living?

17. A chair is made of wood, while a spoon is made of metal. What do these objects have in common?

18. Juan finds a material that occurs naturally and can be used to make different objects. What is the best conclusion?

19. Your class needs to choose a useful object made from a natural material. Which is the best example?

20. Which statement best explains why we should value Earth materials?