Worked example
Which is a living thing: a kitten, a spoon, a cup or a stone?
Answer & why
Answer: a kitten
A kitten is an animal that grows and needs food and water.
Kindergarten · Science
Distinguish familiar living organisms from manufactured or mineral objects.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: a kitten
A kitten is an animal that grows and needs food and water.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Living things grow and carry out life processes; moving alone does not prove that something is alive.
Answer: a rabbit
A rabbit is an animal that grows and needs resources.
Question 2
Living things grow and carry out life processes; moving alone does not prove that something is alive.
Answer: a sunflower
A sunflower is a living plant.
Question 3
Living things grow and carry out life processes; moving alone does not prove that something is alive.
Answer: a kitten
A kitten is an animal that grows and needs food and water.
Question 4
Living things grow and carry out life processes; moving alone does not prove that something is alive.
Answer: a bean plant
A bean plant grows and carries out life processes.
Question 5
Living things grow and carry out life processes; moving alone does not prove that something is alive.
Answer: a worm
A worm is a living animal; a moving toy is manufactured.
Question 6
Living things grow and carry out life processes; moving alone does not prove that something is alive.
Answer: a butterfly
A butterfly is a living animal.
Question 7
Living things grow and carry out life processes; moving alone does not prove that something is alive.
Answer: a goldfish
A goldfish is an animal with living processes.
Question 8
Living things grow and carry out life processes; moving alone does not prove that something is alive.
Answer: a fern
A fern is a living plant.