There are seven special things that every living thing can do: move, make babies, feel things, eat, get rid of waste, breathe, and get bigger. This is the first quiz about these things in KS2 Science - that's a cool way to learn!
Have you heard of MRS. NERG? It's like a secret code to remember the seven science words: Movement, Reproduction, Sensitivity, Nutrition, Excretion, Respiration and Growth. Everything alive, even plants, does these things. Plants can feel the Sun and know which way is up and down!
Do plants move and grow too? Take this fun science quiz to see how much you know about living things and the amazing things they can do!
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All living organisms, which includes all plants and animals, share the seven life processes
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Nutrition means food - all living organisms need food
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Reproduction is when living organisms produce young
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All living organisms move. It can be hard to observe the movements of plants, but the sunflower makes a good example because it is easier to observe than most other plants
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Excretion, or elimination, is the removal of all waste products
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Sensitivity is how plants and animals detect changes in their surroundings
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Because oxygen is essential for this life process, people often refer to breathing as 'respiration'
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Plants respond to heat, light, moisture and other stimuli
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The cell makes an exact copy of itself
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The body uses food to make itself bigger
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