Living things are those that breathe, eat, grow, move, and reproduce. Animals, plants, and humans are living things. Non-living things do not breathe, grow, or need food. Rocks, water, toys, and furniture are non-living things. Learning the difference between living and non-living things helps us understand nature better. This well-designed Living and Non-Living Things Quiz for Grade 1 tests your knowledge about it. This knowledge is very useful in our studies and daily life. Answer these 10 questions to test how well you can identify living and non-living things.
Starting from the first letter cross out every alternate letter and select the option that gives the name of a living thing that has the ability to make more of its own kind:
Answer: (a) D B G U R T F T W E G R H F U L P Y
Dorothy saw a bird flying in the air near the clouds and others sitting on a tree. Which one of these cannot reproduce?
Answer: (a) clouds
Unscramble the letter groups given below to find the name of a thing that cannot grow or become old over time:
Answer: (c) M T H L E E
Harry and Henry were having a classroom discussion and this is what they said. Harry: An alarm clock makes sound on its own so it is a living thing. Henry: The leaves of a touch-me-not plant close when touched. Who was/were correct?
Answer: (a) Only Henry is correct.
A gardener notices that a plant in the garden is wilting despite being watered regularly. He decides to move the plant to a sunnier spot. After a few days, the plant appears healthy again. Which characteristic of living things does this scenario best demonstrate?
Answer: (b) Response to stimuli
Match column I with column II and select the correct option: Column I Column II A Natural thing that is not alive 1 Plant B Living that cannot move 2 Car C Non-living thing made by humans 3 Air
Answer: (b) A - 3, B - 1, C - 2
Mary has a few living things and non-living things of her own. Look at the table below and spot which of the following is a CORRECT match: Statements Things around us A Non-living thing made from a living thing Wooden chair B Cannot move on its own Trutle C Grows on its own Dress D Gives out its own light Dog
Answer: (a) Only A
Refer to the given diagram and select the correct option that identifies X:
Answer: (b) sand
Anna noticed that when she touches a stone, it does not react, but when she touches her dog, it moves its tail. What does this tell us about the difference between living and non-living things?
Answer: (c) Living things can respond to touch.
Study the given flow chart carefully. Which of the following could be correctly classified under groups A and B?
Answer: (c) A - Sun B - Laptop
| Topic | Quiz |
|---|---|
| Living vs. Non-living Things | Quiz on Living vs. Non-living Things |
| Plants around us | Quiz on Plants around us |
| Animals around Us | Quiz on Animals around Us |
| Food and Nutrition | Quiz on Food and Nutrition |
| Human Organs, Health and Well-being | Quiz on Human Organs, Health and Well-being |
| The Essentials of Life and Weather | Quiz on The Essentials of Life and Weather |
| In the space | Quiz on In the space |
| Neighbourhood | Quiz on Neighbourhood |
| Basic Transportation and Communication | Quiz on Basic Transportation and Communication |
| House and Clothes | Quiz on House and Clothes |
| Safety and first aid | Quiz on Safety and first aid |