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Chapter: 01. Living And Non Living Things

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Snakes move by using their whole body, typically by making loops that propel them forward.
Butterflies and ants use special body parts called antennae to feel the changes in their surroundings.
The main purpose of reproduction for living things is to produce new individuals of their own kind, ensuring the continuation of their species.
Humans breathe through their lungs, while fish breathe through their gills.
We get wool from sheep and fruits for jam from various fruit-bearing plants.
Plants show movement by moving their body parts, such as the leaves of a ‘touch-me-not’ plant closing when touched, or growing towards sunlight.
Stomata are tiny pores located on the underside of plant leaves through which plants take in and release air for breathing.
Animals move from one place to another primarily in search of food and shelter, or to protect themselves from enemies.
Two animals that reproduce by laying eggs are crows and turtles.
Two animals that move by hopping are kangaroos and rabbits.
Two examples of human-made non-living things are an engine and a trumpet.
Non-living things do not need food, air, or water to survive, unlike living things which require these for life and growth.
Plants primarily obtain their food by making it themselves through the process of photosynthesis, using sunlight, air, and water.
Spiracles are tiny air holes found on the sides of insects’ bodies that they use for breathing.
Two examples of natural non-living things are the sun and clouds.
The general life cycle of living things involves being born, growing, becoming old, and eventually dying.
Living things need food, air, and water, they breathe, and they can move on their own.
A pencil is made from wood, and a cotton shirt is made from a cotton plant.
Two animals that give birth directly to their young ones are cats and horses.
Cats use their whiskers as sensitive feelers to sense movements and navigate their environment, especially in the dark.
Two other animals that can swim are whales and dolphins.
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