Mention three characteristics of a species.

Important Questions on Living and Non-Living Things

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 7 - Living and Non-Living Things>EXERCISES>Q 1

Plants are rooted in the soil, then how do they qualify as living things for the characteristic feature of the movement. Support your answer with two examples.

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 7 - Living and Non-Living Things>EXERCISES>Q 2

Why do all living things respire?

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 7 - Living and Non-Living Things>EXERCISES>Q 3

How do living things excrete? Name the waste products produced by animals.

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 7 - Living and Non-Living Things>EXERCISES>Q 4

Differentiate between Breathing and respiration.

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 7 - Living and Non-Living Things>EXERCISES>Q 4

Differentiate between Movement and locomotion.

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 7 - Living and Non-Living Things>EXERCISES>Q 4

Differentiate between Phototropism and geotropism.

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 7 - Living and Non-Living Things>EXERCISES>Q 5

With the help of examples, name two methods each by which animals and plants reproduce.

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Head Start Science 6>Chapter 7 - Living and Non-Living Things>EXERCISES>Q 1

A car is filled up with petrol. The petrol is burnt in the presence of oxygen (from the air). This released energy is used by the car to move. It also produces waste gases from its exhaust pipe. It responds to the remote control for the opening of doors and turning on the ignition key. It becomes old after a few years and then stops working. Can we consider the car to be a living thing? Justify.