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Class 06 Science - Living Creatures

NCERT Biology Exercises for Class 06 Science - Living Creatures

Class 06 Science - Living Creatures: Exploring their Characteristics

Exercises

1. List the similarities and differences in life cycles of plants and animals.

2. Study the data and find out examples.

S. no.	Does it grow?	Does it respire?	Example	Remarks
1.	No	No	Pencil / Stone	Non-living objects do not grow or respire.
2.	No	Yes	Not possible	Growth and respiration are both essential traits of life.
3.	Yes	No	Crystal (e.g., Alum)	Crystals can "grow" in size, but they do not respire (not living).
4.	Yes	Yes	Plant / Animal	Essential characteristics of all living beings.

3. How can we use the knowledge of conditions required for seed germination for proper storage of grains and pulses?

4. You have learnt that a tail is present in a tadpole but it disappears as it grows into a frog. What is the advantage of having a tail in the tadpole stage?

5. Charan says a wooden log is non-living (no movement). Charu says it is living (obtained from trees). Give your arguments.

6. What are the similarities and distinguishing features in the life cycles of a mosquito and a frog?

7. A plant pot is kept along the ground (horizontally). Draw what you expect to see after one week.

8. Tara and Vijay set up an experiment with a plant in a box with a small hole for light. What do they want to find out?

Cite:Titas Mallick. "Class 06 Science - Living Creatures" in BioNotes.

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Class 06 Science - Living Creatures: Exploring their Characteristics Exercises 1. List the similarities and differences in life cycles of plants and animals.2. Study the data and find out examples.3. How can we use the knowledge of conditions required for seed germination for proper storage of grains and pulses?4. You have learnt that a tail is present in a tadpole but it disappears as it grows into a frog. What is the advantage of having a tail in the tadpole stage?5. Charan says a wooden log is non-living (no movement). Charu says it is living (obtained from trees). Give your arguments.6. What are the similarities and distinguishing features in the life cycles of a mosquito and a frog?7. A plant pot is kept along the ground (horizontally). Draw what you expect to see after one week.8. Tara and Vijay set up an experiment with a plant in a box with a small hole for light. What do they want to find out?