Parents and Offspring
Grade 1 - Science - Challenge Me

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Which young animal is the offspring of a goose?
- gosling
- chick
- cub
Which observation shows that the caterpillar is like the butterfly?
- Both have body sections.
- Neither animal grows.
- Only the caterpillar needs food.
How is the young tadpole different from its parent?
- It is not living.
- It needs no water.
- It has a tail.
Which conclusion fits observations of a butterfly and caterpillar?
- They are alike, not exact copies.
- Young never change as they grow.
- They cannot be the same kind.
A parent frog guards the nest. How can this help its tadpole?
- It makes the young nonliving.
- It changes the young into a plant.
- It helps the young survive.
A class is matching animal families. Which baby belongs with the frog?
- tadpole
- cub
- calf
Which shared trait is evidence that the gosling and goose are related?
- They live on different planets.
- Both have a beak.
- Only the gosling needs food.
Which detail shows the chick is not an exact copy of the chicken?
- It is not living.
- It has no body parts.
- It has soft down.
What general pattern can be inferred from this chicken family?
- Young never change as they grow.
- They are alike, not exact copies.
- They must look exactly alike.
How does a parent that shows the young where to feed help its tadpole?
- It stops the young from growing.
- It helps the young survive.
- It changes the young into a plant.