Living & Non-living Things Quiz

Identify which of the following can feel, eat, sleep, move, smell and breathe:

1. rabbit
2. feather
3. plant

Answer: (a) rabbit

Select the CORRECT match: Things Features A A cat Can get hurt and feel pain B A stone Needs air to breathe C A ball Can move on its own

1. Only C
2. Only A
3. Only B

Answer: (b) Only A

Study the given relationship. Which amongst these can be X?

1. Lungs
2. Skin
3. Eyes

Answer: (a) Lungs

Which of the following does not need air, food, or water to exist?

1. bird
2. cat
3. doll

Answer: (c) doll

Select the correct category of the following pair.

1. Natural non-living things
2. Man-made non-living things
3. Living things

Answer: (b) Man-made non-living things

In the images given below choose the ODD one out:

1. bottle
2. bag
3. bird

Answer: (c) bird

Fill in the blanks: A rabbit gives birth to its young ones. A bee flies from one flower to another. Thus living things _______ and _____.

1. grow, feel
2. reproduce, move
3. move, breathe

Answer: (b) reproduce, move

Arnold saw a butterfly flying around flowers in his garden. He also saw a colourful kite flying in the sky. How can Arnold tell which one is living?

1. The butterfly is living because it flies by itself.
2. The kite is living because it can move.
3. Both the kite and butterfly are living.

Answer: (a) The butterfly is living because it flies by itself.

Richard observed that his plant in the garden bends towards the sunlight while his soccer ball does not move on its own. What does this tell us about the plant and the soccer ball?

1. The plant is non-living and the soccer ball is man-made.
2. The soccer ball is living and the plant is non-living.
3. The plant is living and the soccer ball is non-living.

Answer: (c) The plant is living and the soccer ball is non-living.

"Living things grow with time using the energy they get from food." Which of the following images best explains the above statement?

1. A dog running
2. A caterpillar chewing on leaf
3. A girl breathing

Answer: (b) A caterpillar chewing on leaf