Life cycle
Observations & Inferences
Plants & Animals
Earth & Weather
Random Choice
100

 What is the first stage in a butterfly's life cycle?

An egg.

100

 Is a tree a living thing or a nonliving thing?

A living thing.


100

What are three things plants need to live?

Water, sunlight, and air.

100

What covers most of Earth's surface: land or water?

Water.

100

Which sense do you use to smell a flower?


Your sense of smell.

200

 What is the stage called when a butterfly is a caterpillar?

The larva stage.

200

What do living things need to survive?

Water, air, and food (or energy).

200

What part of the plant takes in water from the soil?

The roots.

200

What large body of salt water surrounds continents?

 An ocean.

200

 Is a rock a living thing or a nonliving thing?

A nonliving thing.

300

During which stage does a butterfly change inside a chrysalis?

The pupa stage.

300

Which one is living: a butterfly or a bicycle?

 A butterfly.

300

 What are the four basic needs of animals?


Food, water, air, and shelter.

300

 Is a river made of fresh water or salt water?

Fresh water.

300

What star gives Earth light and heat?

The Sun.

400

What is the final stage of a butterfly's life cycle?

The adult butterfly stage.

400

 Which of these is nonliving: flower, bird, water, or tree?

Water.

400

Which animal group does a butterfly belong to: mammals, reptiles, or insects?

Insects.

400

What is the name of the land we live on, surrounded by water and air?

Earth.

400

 What tool would you use to look closely at a tiny insect?

 A magnifying glass.

500

 Why does a caterpillar eat so much during the larva stage?

To grow bigger and store energy for changing into an adult butterfly.

500

How can you tell if something is living?

 It grows, needs food and water, and can reproduce.

500

 Why do animals need habitats?

 Habitats provide food, water, shelter, and space to live.

500

Why is water important for living things?

 Plants, animals, and people need water to survive.

500

A scientist sees puddles on the ground after a storm. Is this an observation or an inference?

An observation.