Living World — Plants and Animals
Plant and animal life around us; classification basics.
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A child observes that a mango tree has roots, stem, leaves, flowers and produces fruits with seeds. Based on these observations, under which main group of plants should the mango tree be classified?
Q2 · Living World — Plants and Animals · EASY
Which one of the following is a characteristic feature of animals that distinguishes them from plants?
Q3 · Living World — Plants and Animals · MEDIUM
A teacher asks students to classify the following organisms into groups: Earthworm, Housefly, Fish, Frog, Snake and Sparrow. A student classifies them based on the presence or absence of backbone. How many of these organisms have a backbone?
Q4 · Living World — Plants and Animals · EASY
Which of the following animals lays eggs and yet feeds its young ones with milk?