What is meant by living things and non-living things? Give any five di

1.	What is meant by living things and non-living things? Give any five differences betweenliving things and non-ling things. 2.What are transparent, translucent and opaque materials? Give two examples for each of them. 3. Plastic is a material. This plastic can be used to make different kinds of objects. For example- plastic can be used to make objects like ruler, tumbler, mug, bucket. Make a chart of five materials and the different objects which can be made out of these materials. (Hints : Copper, Glass, Iron, Paper etc. are materials) 4. Why is the moon considered as non-luminous object? 5. Differentiate between soluble and insoluble substances. 6. Those materials which allow electric current to pass through them are called conductors whereas those materials which do not allow electric current to pass through them are called insulators.a) Give five examples of conductors and five examples for insulators. b) Why do you think screw driver and pliers have plastic coverings on their handles? 7. Define the teams : a) Biodegradable substances. b) Non-biodegradable substances. answer all question
Answer» Answer: (1) living organisms :- 1. The organisms which can breath. 2. The growth can be seen. 3. They are made up of living cells. 4. They require food air and water. 5. They excrete and get rid of waste materials from their body. Non living beings:- 1. The organisms which cannot breath. 2.The growth cannot can be seen 3.They are not made up of living cells 4.They do not require food water and waste. 5.They do not excrete. (2) Transparent:-the objects from which light can pass through it Translucent:-the objects which adsorb some light and allow most of the light to pass through it . Sometimes the shapes are not recognized Opaque objects:-the objects which do not allow the light to pass through it and blocks all the light . (3) The objects are :- Copper- spoon Glass-Window Iron--Keys Paper-origami folding (4)The moon is considered as non-luminous object because the surface cannot emit light because it is a heavenly body not star.Only Stars give light in SPACE .Moon can reflect light which FALLS on it. (5) Soluble substance :- (a) The objects which can be dissolve in water are called soluble substance (b)Examples- milk, sugar etc. Insoluble substance:- (a)The substance which can not be dissolve in water are called insoluble substance. (b)Examples- OIL, metals (6) (a)Examples of conductors- Copper, Iron, silver, gold,water Examples of insulators- rubber, glass, oil, diamond, dry wood (b)Screw driver and pliers have plastic coverings on their handles because if we do any work of electricity with screw drive, we can't get shock. when electricity flashes on the building the charge could not hurt anyone (7) (a) The substances that nature can recycle itself is called Biodegradable substances. (b) The substances that nature can not recycle itself is called Non-biodegradable substances. I hope you understand Please MAKE me Brainliest Chitransh Gupta

What is meant by living things and non-living things? Give any five differences betweenliving things and non-ling things. 2.What are transparent, translucent and opaque materials? Give two examples for each of them. 3. Plastic is a material. This plastic can be used to make different kinds of objects. For example- plastic can be used to make objects like ruler, tumbler, mug, bucket. Make a chart of five materials and the different objects which can be made out of these materials. (Hints : Copper, Glass, Iron, Paper etc. are materials) 4. Why is the moon considered as non-luminous object? 5. Differentiate between soluble and insoluble substances. 6. Those materials which allow electric current to pass through them are called conductors whereas those materials which do not allow electric current to pass through them are called insulators.a) Give five examples of conductors and five examples for insulators. b) Why do you think screw driver and pliers have plastic coverings on their handles? 7. Define the teams : a) Biodegradable substances. b) Non-biodegradable substances. answer all question

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(1) living organisms :-

1. The organisms which can breath.

2. The growth can be seen.

3. They are made up of living cells.

4. They require food air and water.

5. They excrete and get rid of waste materials from their body.

Non living beings:-

1. The organisms which cannot breath.

2.The growth cannot can be seen

3.They are not made up of living cells

4.They do not require food water and waste.

5.They do not excrete.

(2) Transparent:-the objects from which light can pass through it

Translucent:-the objects which adsorb some light and allow most of the light to pass through it . Sometimes the shapes are not recognized

Opaque objects:-the objects which do not allow the light to pass through it and blocks all the light .

(3) The objects are :-

Copper- spoon

Glass-Window

Iron--Keys

Paper-origami folding

(4)The moon is considered as non-luminous object because the surface cannot emit light because it is a heavenly body not star.Only Stars give light in SPACE .Moon can reflect light which FALLS on it.

(5) Soluble substance :-

(a) The objects which can be dissolve in water are called soluble substance

(b)Examples- milk, sugar etc.

Insoluble substance:-

(a)The substance which can not be dissolve in water are called insoluble substance.

(b)Examples- OIL, metals

(6)

(a)Examples of conductors- Copper, Iron, silver, gold,water

Examples of insulators- rubber, glass, oil, diamond, dry wood

(b)Screw driver and pliers have plastic coverings on their handles because if we do any work of electricity with screw drive, we can't get shock. when electricity flashes on the building the charge could not hurt anyone

(7)

(a) The substances that nature can recycle itself is called Biodegradable substances.

(b) The substances that nature can not recycle itself is called Non-biodegradable substances.

I hope you understand

Please MAKE me Brainliest

Chitransh Gupta

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