Alive and Not Alive
Alive and Not Alive: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Dried Fruits, Air, Salt, Rubber, Leather, Sea Shell, Dried Flowers, Cotton Balls, Cooked Vegetables, Bird Feather, Cut Nails, Dead Plants, Fallen Hair, Dead Insect, Piece of Bark and, Jam from Fruits
Important Questions on Alive and Not Alive
Select whether the following statement is True or False:
The sources of chemical salt are metal or solid metal carbonate and acid. Crystals of salt can be made by reacting a metal or solid metal carbonate with an acid.
Write a short note on the source and making of a chemical salt in the laboratory.
Write some living and non-living things in the picture below.
Which one that cannot eat food and why?
What happens when Samir pulls a rubber band? When Samir lets go of the rubber band, what happens?
Which of the vegetable can not be eaten as raw?
Why we have to cook some vegetables before eating?
Plants that do not have life are dead plants.
_____ is a hard, protective outer layer usually created by an animal that lives in the sea.
Which of the following mineral the shell is composed of
Which of the following is a protective part of the crab?
What is a seashell?
Which of the following substances have been used to preserve dead insects?
The dead insects are living things.
Why are the dead insects being preserved by people?
Which of the following is a non-living thing?
Given below are some words that have 'air' either in the middle or end of the word. Unscramble the letters to know the words:
a) CAIHR
b) PIAR
c) HIAR
d) RIAF
Rearrange the letters in the bracket to finish the sentence.
We need air to light a (IRFE)
I help you to keep clean. Who am I?
Refer to the given table.
Identify food items P, Q and R and select the correct option.
