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- 4. ____________ is the process of putting things that have similar characteristics into groups. It can help us see things in a more orderly way.
- 6. The ____________ are found in the fruits. They are important as they allow flowering plants to reproduce.
- 8. Things that are not alive are called ____________ things.
- 9. Plants like hibiscus and water hyacinth are examples of ____________ plants. They produce flowers and fruits when they become adult plants.
- 12. To ____________ means to be able to have young so that there will be more of them. This is important to ensure the survival of all living things.
- 14. All living things need 3 things to survive. One of these things are ____________.
- 16. Things with the different characteristics are put into different groups. These things have been grouped based on their ____________.
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- 1. The bird’s nest ferns and water clover are examples of ____________ plants. They do not produce flowers or fruits.
- 2. Non-flowering plants do not bear flowers. They reproduce from ____________ that may be found in bags underneath the leaves.
- 3. Things that are alive will ____________. This means that they will increase in size. They also become more complex.
- 5. Flowering plants bear ____________ which come in different shapes, sizes and colours. Some have big and colourful petals or scent to attract insects for pollination.
- 7. Things with the similar characteristics are put into the same group. These things have been grouped based on their ____________.
- 9. All living things need 3 things to survive. One of these things are ____________.
- 10. All living things need 3 things to survive. One of these things are ____________.
- 11. The ability to ____________ in our environment helps to protect us from danger and keeps us safe. For example, a mimosa plant folds its leaves when it is touched to protect itself from harm.
- 13. Things that are alive are called ____________ things.
- 15. The flowers in flowering plants develop into __________. Some of them are edible while others are not. The edible ones can be eaten directly.
