PLANTS AND ANIMALS LIFE CYCLE

Oviparous animals lay eggs that develop outside the body of the mother. An example of oviparous animal is:

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Bats are born alive from their mother, they are the only______ that can fly.

• bird

• mammal

• oviparous animal

• reptile

Do you think that an adult frog looks similar to a baby frog

• Yes, they are exactly the same when they are babies

• No, they change through the process of metamorphosis

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Platypus are special and unique creatures, they are the only mammal that lay eggs. It is consider a mammal because: Select 2 options

• Lay eggs

• Give milk to their babies

• Can swim

• Has fur

What are basic needs of animals?

• soil, light, water

• water, food, air, shelter

• shelter, pizza, air

• food, air, soil, light

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Why do some plants become dormant?

• It's sleepy.

• It's making a flower.

• Bees pollinate.

• There's not enough water.

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How are frogs and fish different?

• Fish have fins that help it move under water.

• Fish are yucky.

• Fish can live in water and land.

• Fish do not need to breath.

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What helps a duck move in water?

• Eyes

• Bill (beak)

• Feathers

• Feet

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What do the roots and stem do?

• The roots get water from the ground. The stem moves water through the plant.

• The flower makes the seeds. The seeds make new plants.

• The leaves make food for the plant. The stem holds the plant up.

• The soil provides nutrients to the plant. The fruit holds seeds.

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Why is it important for living things to reproduce?

• To ensure that more babies are born.

• To ensure there is enough food for humans to eat.

• To ensure animals of the same kind continue to exist on Earth

• To ensure that the living things have friends to play with.

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