Welcome to your Living and Non-living Things. (STUDY BY TOPICS JUNIOR CLASS)
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In which state(s) of matter do the particles move most freely? 2. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
Plants have.................................................. 3. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
________ help keep plants in the ground. 4. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
The kidney helps humans to excrete 5. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
Matter is anything that has............................. and occupies space 6. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
The liver helps humans to excrete 7. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
All matter can be consider living or non-living. 8. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
Metals are the following except 9. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
You can use a ___________________ to look at cells
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Which class of animals feed on plants only? 11. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
Which of the following can be used to make an electric
wire? 12. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
An example of non-living things is 13. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
What is an adaptation? 14. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
Human beings respire through 15. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
The following are functions of the skin except feeling 16. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
____________ are organisms that eat food (other organisms). 17. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
Growth is not an increment in the ......................... of a living thing 18. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
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Which of the following is used in making batteries for light torches? 20. [ Junior school science (biology) ]
Which of the following is NOT an example of an ecosystem in Michigan? 
