The basic activities that living things do to stay alive.
Life processes
Nutrition
Most flowering plants (plants that produce flowers reproduce using ________.
fruit
seeds
Can living things respire?
No
Yes
What plant is it?
Ferns
Mosses
Living things are _________ to changes around them.
sensitive
respond
The food and water taken in by animals are converted into _______.
energy
sugar
Getting rid of waste materials from body.
Respiration
Excretion
If a living thing does not excrete, then what will happen?
live happily
fall sick or die
A child grows into an ________.
baby
adult
Can non-living things respire?
Yes
No
What do plants use to make food?
Oxygen
Sunlight
Can living things reproduce?
No
Yes
Can non-living things move?
No
Yes
Do non-living things grow?
Yes
No
It simply means eating.
Respiration
Nutrition
What is the green pigment in the leaves?
Chlorophyll
Carbon dioxide
Nutrition helps living things to _______.
grow
sleep
________ enables animals to escape from danger.
Energy
Movement
Do living things need nutrition?
No
Yes
________ enables animals to look for shelter.
Nutrition
Movement
Can living things excrete?
Yes
No
If one type of animal did not reproduce itself, soon there would be no more of its kind left. When this happens, we say that the animal has become ________.
Extinct
Alive
What waste materials our bodies produce?
oxygen and energy
urine and sweat
What do animals and humans need to move and grow?
Movement
Energy
What are the tiny openings in a leaf called?
Stomata
Pigment
What gas do you breathe in?
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
The roots of plants grow towards________.
light
water
Living things ________ to changes around them.
respond
sensitive
What gas do you breathe out?
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide
Can non-living things respond to changes around them?
Yes
No
Can non-living things reproduce?
Yes
No
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