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  • Why do some animals camouflage?
    To hide themselves from predators.
  • What cause this food to go bad?
    Harmful bacteria
  • Koala and caterpillar eat leaves. They are called ...............
    Herbivores
  • What are the three important needs of living things?
    Air, water, and food
  • A car is not a living thing but it can move. What makes the car move?
    The engine
  • Which characteristic of living things is shown in this picture?
    Living things reproduce/ have young.
  • True or False. The Blue Whale is the largest animal in the world.
    TRUE
  • What do these animals give us?
    Milk and meat
  • Which characteristic of living things are shown?
    Living things die
  • Where does this animal live?
    On land and in the water
  • What is the function of leopard's sharp teeth?
    To tear the meat it eats.
  • [cow, giraffe, eagle, deer] Which one is predator?
    Eagle
  • Which body parts does this animal use to move?
    Fins (and tails)
  • What do we call animals that hunt for food?
    Predators
  • What is the device that lets us observe micro-organisms?
    Microscope
  • True or False. Panda is an Omnivore.
    True
  • How does this animal move? What does it use to move?
    Swims with flippers
  • What are the four groups of living things?
    Animals, plants, fungi, micro-organisms
  • The cat is chasing the mouse. Which characteristic of living things does the picture show?
    Living things move by themselves
  • What do carnivores eat?
    They eat only other animals.
  • What do these animals give us?
    Eggs and meat
  • Based on the food it eats, this animal is classified as an ............
    Omnivore
  • In this picture, which one is the prey?
    The snake
  • Why shouldn't we eat raw food?
    Because it may contain harmful bacteria.
  • Why does the plant bend?
    To get the sunlight
  • Is this animal a carnivore or herbivore?
    Carnivore
  • True or False. A horse is an example of omnivore.
    False. A horse is a herbivore.
  • How are the animals around us different?
    They are different is sizes, shape, and colours
  • What is the young of a dog?
    Puppy
  • What do we call the young that plants produce?
    Seeds
  • What do we call animals that eat only plants?
    Herbivores
  • What are two examples of micro-organisms?
    Yeast and bacteria
  • What will happen to our bones if we exercise regularly?
    Our bones will become stronger.
  • How do we groups the things around us?
    Living things and Non-living things
  • Which characteristic of living things is shown in this picture?
    Living things grow
  • What are two examples of fungi?
    Mushrooms, bracket fungi, puffballs
  • Heat, light, cold. and sound are the examples of....?
    Stimuli
  • What animal slithers?
    Snakes
  • How are these animals useful to us?
    They carry us from place to place.
  • True or False. Animals that are hunted as food are called predators.
    False
  • What do these animals give us?
    Wool
  • What is the name of this plant? How does it respond when touched?
    Mimosa plant. It closes/folds its leaves when it is touched.
  • Why is goat a herbivore?
    Because it only eats grass / plants.
  • Which micro-organism is used to make yogurt?
    Bacteria
  • [snake, mosquito, duck, fish] Which of the animals is a "prey" of a frog?
    Mosquito
  • Based on the food they eat, how do we group the animals around us?
    We group them as Herbivores, Carnivores, and Omnivores
  • True or False. Crocodiles are hunted for leather.
    FALSE. They are hunted for their skin.
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