Welcome to your Living and Non-living Things. (STUDY BY TOPICS JUNIOR CLASS)
1.
[Junior school science (biology)]
All living things are ________
2.
[Junior school science (biology)]
The process by which plants make their own food is called
3.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Which of the following is used in making batteries for light torches?
4.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Living things are classified as organisms with
5.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Which of the following metals is the softest?
6.
[Junior school science (biology)]
The changes that happen to an organism during its life is the _________
7.
[Junior school science (biology)]
An example of non-living things is
8.
[Junior school science (biology)]
This substance can exist in three states of matter
9.
[Junior school science (biology)]
You can use a ___________________ to look at cells
10.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Growth is not an increment in the ......................... of a living thing
11.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Human beings respire through
12.
[Junior school science (biology)]
The kidney helps humans to excrete
13.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Which non-metal is used in making medicine?
14.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Which of the following is NOT an example of an ecosystem in Michigan?
15.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Matter is anything that has............................. and occupies space
16.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Which non-metal is a component of protein?
17.
[Junior school science (biology)]
___________ is a series of changes in appearance.
18.
[Junior school science (biology)]
In which state(s) of matter do the particles move most freely?
19.
[Junior school science (biology)]
The process by which living things make copies of
themselves is called
20.
[Junior school science (biology)]
Plants make their own food with the aid of