Grade III - Science Quiz - Lesson 1
17 Questions
| Total Attempts: 140
Quiz about Living Things
Questions and Answers
- 1.Green plants make their own _________________
- 2.Animals lay _________ or produce babies.
- 3.Plants breathe through ___________________ in their leaves.
- 4.Animals ______________ in search of food.
- 5.Both plants and animals _________ in size.
- 6._____________________ is a flower that shows movement.
- 7.Fish breathe through
- A.
Spiracles
- B.
Fins
- C.
Gills
- D.
Lungs
- 8.__________________ is a characteristic of non - living things.
- A.
Movement
- B.
Reproduction
- C.
Lifeless
- D.
Growth
- 9.Living things move to _____________________________
- A.
Get food
- B.
For clothing
- C.
For fun
- 10.A tree has ____________ to fix itself firmly in the soil
- A.
Leaf
- B.
Root
- C.
Flower
- D.
Fruit
- 11.A seed grows into a small plant is called _________________________
- A.
Caterpillar
- B.
Kitten
- C.
Seedling
- D.
Tad pole
- 12.Pick Odd one out
- A.
Ant
- B.
Fish
- C.
Frog
- D.
Bird
- E.
Tree
- F.
Stone
- 13.Pick the odd one out
- A.
Gills
- B.
Lungs
- C.
Pores
- D.
Legs
- E.
Air Holes
- 14.Pick the odd one out
- A.
Air
- B.
Water
- C.
Sun
- D.
Table
- E.
Mountains
- 15.Name three natural things
- A.
Sun
- B.
Computer
- C.
Water
- D.
Ship
- E.
Moon
- F.
Pencil
- 16.Name two man made things
- A.
Bat
- B.
Air
- C.
Car
- D.
Sea
- E.
Cap
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