This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Science for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with living things and how animals and plants depend on each other.
You have looked at living things in school. You have found out things about plants, and things about animals. We depend on plants and animals. What would happen if there were no plants? What would animals eat? What else do we need plants and trees for? All living things, plants and animals, live together. They depend on and need each other.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Living things and their habitats
Sheep eat grass for food. They have to eat a lot of grass every day
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A lot of plants make seeds. Sparrows and other birds love eating seeds
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Wood comes from trees
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Squirrels spend nearly all their time in trees. They come down to bury acorns in the ground
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Squirrels live in trees. If there were no trees the squirrels would have no homes
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Lots of birds eat minibeasts. They eat worms, grubs and flies
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The sparrowhawk is very fast. It has very good eyesight. It catches small birds in its claws
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Birds are fun to watch. It is cold and dark in winter. But birds have less food in winter. So we help the birds by feeding them
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Frogs need ponds. They live there. If the pond is filled in, the frogs will lose their home
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The poor rhinoceros needs food and water. If the rains do not come, the plants will die. The rhino will have less to eat. The waterholes will dry up. The rhinos will have no water to drink
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