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True or false? Alligators live in the rain forest.
False!
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True or false? In adolescence, we begin to look like adults physically.
True!
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_ _ _ _ _ hold the plant in soil
roots
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How do stems help plants?
They help plants stay up straight.
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Can babies run during infancy?
No!
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What does a pelican use its beak for?
Catching fish
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What do antelopes use to protect themselves?
Horns
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What does the plant need to make food?
water and light energy
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Birds have a _ _ _ _
beak
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When muscles contract, they get....
shorter
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What do babies develop during infancy? C_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Coordination
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Which body part controls our mental and physical activities?
The brain
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Why are seeds important?
They can grow into new plants.
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A ................. connects two bones.
joint
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Our ................. take in oxygen in the air when we breathe.
lungs
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A chameleon uses _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to protect itself from predators and hunt prey
camouflage
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The bones in your body make up your ...............
Skeleton
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Some animals, like bears, have _ _ _ _ _
claws
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What is it?
Porcupine
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Is thinking a mental or physical activity?
Mental
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What protects the seeds?
The cone
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Name a fruit that has many seeds.
Berries, apples, oranges, watermelon.... NOT peach, plum, mango....
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True or false? Our bones help change food into energy.
False
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True or False? A porcupine uses sharp spikes to protect itself.
True!
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Which habitat has salt water?
Ocean
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What is it?
Arctic Fox
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What helps a brightly coloured frog protect itself?
Poison
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What can fruit grow on?
Trees, vines, or bushes.
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