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Lesson 6 Characteristics of Living and Non-Living Things

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Where do animals get their nutrients?

Question 2

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Name the living and nonliving things in the picture.

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Question 3

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Where do plants get nutrients?

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Question 4

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What is reproduction?

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Where do nonliving things come from?

Question 6

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What do all living things need in order to live and stay healthy?

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What other things do plants need-that animals do not need-in order to live? why?

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What do all living things deal?

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An icicle "grows" as more water freezes. Is an icicle a living thing? How do you know?

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Explain why cats cannot produce puppies.

Question 11

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In order to run, a car needs air, water, and its own kind of "food." It also eliminates waste and sometimes a car can "die." How is a car at the same as a living thing? How is it different from a living thing?

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Suppose you put a hamster and a plant in a very dark room. You give them both water every day. You also feed the hamster and give the plant nutrients. Explain what will happen to the hamster in the plant.

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What do all animals need in order to live?

A  Air, water, and light

B  Air, water, and nutrients

C  Air and water

D  Air, nutrients, and light

Which of the following things is living?

A  Rock

B  Sand

C  Air

D  Seaweed

Which of the following things needs light to make food?

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Which of the following things can grow bigger but is not on living?

A  Grass

B  Beetle

C  Icicle

D  Mushroom

What does a card do that a living thing also does?

A  It uses air and water.

B  It needs light, water, and nutrients.

C  It can move from place to place by itself.

D  It has adapted to its environment.

Suppose you see some dark specks floating in a jar of water. You put a lid on the jar and look at it the next day. What might make you think that the specks are tiny living things?

A  They have settled to the bottom.

B  They are still floating in the water.

C  The number of specks has doubled.

D  The specks are gone and the water is gray