Living vs Non-Living Quick Quiz

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Learning objectives:
a. Identify and classify objects as living or non-living.
b. Recognize the basic characteristics of living things such as movement, growth, reproduction, and need for food and water.
c. Develop critical thinking and observation skills in distinguishing between living and non-living things.

Target Grade Level / Learners:
Grade 3 – Grade 4 Elementary Learners

Game Type:
Quiz

Context or Local Application:
This game helps learners relate science concepts to their everyday environment by identifying living and non-living things found in their homes, schools, and surroundings.

Brief Mechanics:
1. The teacher reads 30 statements about living and non-living things.
2. Each student answers “YES” if the statement describes a living thing and “NO” if it describes a non-living thing.
3. Students may answer individually or in groups.
4. Each correct answer earns 1 point.
The student or group with the highest score wins the “Science Smart Award.”

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Cybel mae Libres

Philippines

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Living vs Non-Living Quick QuizOnline version Learning objectives: a. Identify and classify objects as living or non-living. b. Recognize the basic characteristics of living things such as movement, growth, reproduction, and need for food and water. c. Develop critical thinking and observation skills in distinguishing between living and non-living things. Target Grade Level / Learners: Grade 3 – Grade 4 Elementary Learners Game Type: Quiz Context or Local Application: This game helps learners relate science concepts to their everyday environment by identifying living and non-living things found in their homes, schools, and surroundings. Brief Mechanics: 1. The teacher reads 30 statements about living and non-living things. 2. Each student answers “YES” if the statement describes a living thing and “NO” if it describes a non-living thing. 3. Students may answer individually or in groups. 4. Each correct answer earns 1 point. The student or group with the highest score wins the “Science Smart Award.” by Cybel mae Libres 1 Clouds are alive. Yes No 2 Rocks can reproduce. Yes No 3 Living things reproduce to create new individuals. Yes No 4 Living things need energy and nutrients to survive. Yes No 5 Living things are made up of cells. Yes No 6 Living things grow and develop. Yes No 7 Seeds are non-living because they don't move. Yes No 8 Fire is a living organism. Yes No 9 Plants are living things. Yes No 10 Computers do not require energy to operate. Yes No 11 A cat can have babies. Yes No 12 A chair can move on its own Yes No 13 A book can breathe and eat Yes No 14 A car can grow bigger when you feed it Yes No 15 A toy robot can feel tired Yes No 16 A bird lays eggs to reproduce Yes No 17 A mountain can eat and grow Yes No 18 A human being can move, eat, and breathe Yes No 19 A spoon can grow leaves Yes No 20 butterfly starts as a caterpillar Yes No 21 cat can have kittens Yes No 22 tree produces its own food using sunlight Yes No 23 fish can swim in water Yes No 24 ball can jump by itself Yes No 25 cow eats grass and drinks water Yes No 26 cellphone needs sunlight to live Yes No 27 car can make food for itself Yes No 28 mushroom grows in moist soil Yes No 29 book can talk Yes No 30 cat can eat, move, and breathe Yes No

Living vs Non-Living Quick Quiz

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Living vs Non-Living Quick QuizOnline version

by Cybel mae Libres

Clouds are alive.

Rocks can reproduce.

Living things reproduce to create new individuals.

Living things need energy and nutrients to survive.

Living things are made up of cells.

Living things grow and develop.

Seeds are non-living because they don't move.

Fire is a living organism.

Plants are living things.

Computers do not require energy to operate.

A cat can have babies.

A chair can move on its own

A book can breathe and eat

A car can grow bigger when you feed it

A toy robot can feel tired

A bird lays eggs to reproduce

A mountain can eat and grow

A human being can move, eat, and breathe

A spoon can grow leaves

butterfly starts as a caterpillar

cat can have kittens

tree produces its own food using sunlight

fish can swim in water

ball can jump by itself

cow eats grass and drinks water

cellphone needs sunlight to live

car can make food for itself

mushroom grows in moist soil

book can talk

cat can eat, move, and breathe