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A quick look back, then six questions.

Diversity in the Living World — one line each
IdeaWhat to remember
So many kindsLiving things of one kind still differ a little.
Plants differThe stem decides: herb, shrub or tree. Not the height.
Animals differThey differ in how they move, eat and live.
GroupingPick one feature. A new feature gives new groups.
HabitatsA habitat gives food, water, air and shelter.
Fitting inA body part fits when it helps with a problem there.

Two mangoes come from one tree. What do you expect?

  • They are exactly the same
  • They differ a little
  • Only mangoes from different trees differ

A banana plant is very tall. Its stem is soft and green. What is it?

  • A tree, because it is tall
  • A herb, because the stem is soft
  • A shrub, because it is middle-sized

A goat and a tiger both walk. Do they eat the same food?

  • Yes, walkers eat the same food
  • No, a goat eats plants and a tiger eats animals
  • Yes, both eat plants

The same animals are sorted by movement, then by diet. What changes?

  • Nothing changes
  • The groups change
  • The animals change

Why does a camel live in the desert?

  • It needs deep snow to live
  • The desert meets its needs
  • It cannot move anywhere else

A duck has webbed feet. What do they help it do?

  • Climb trees
  • Push through water
  • Stay warm in the cold

Open your NCERT chapter, Diversity in the Living World. Spot these ideas in the first pages.

Next: Mindful Eating: A Path to a Healthy Body. See what your food carries.

Reveal every answer to finish this lesson.