Science Quiz - Growth (Answers)
Explore the wonders of growth in KS2 Science with this quiz on how plants, animals, and humans grow!
Growth is like maturing, and you're growing all the time without even realising it! Slowly, you're changing from a child to an adult. But it's not just humans; animals and plants grow too. Your pet might have transformed from a small puppy to a big dog. Plants are easy to observe – plant seeds, and soon they'll have roots and stems.
How long does it take to grow up? When do animals stop growing? Test your knowledge with this fun quiz on growth!
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Wool and leather come from animals and wood comes from trees - these materials come from living organisms
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All living organisms are made up of cells. Even once-living materials such as wood, wool or leather are still made up of cells
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Only a few cells are large enough to be seen with the naked eye
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All living organisms grow! Growth is one of the life processes. Adults continue to grow, hair and nails for example - they just don't (usually) grow taller!
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Marble is made of tiny particles, not cells
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Without food, water and rest we would soon die
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Minerals from the soil help plants to grow as well as possible
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Cells are also produced to repair a living organism when it has been injured or damaged
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The outer skin of a snake is dead and cannot grow - as the snake grows, a new layer of skin forms underneath and the old skin is shed. Many insects regularly discard their exoskeletons for the same reason
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Living organisms only stop growing at death
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