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1. Which of these things is false?
Your answer - Plants have legs.
Correct.
Plants do not have legs.

2. Which of these things is NOT an animal?
Your answer - A buttercup.
Correct.
A buttercup has leaves and flowers. It is a plant, not an animal.

3. All humans ...
Your answer - have two eyes.
Correct.
All humans have two eyes.

4. How are birds and insects different?
Your answer - Birds have feathers, insects do not.
Correct.
Insects do not have feathers.

5. Which of these animals can fly?
Your answer - A thrush.
Correct.
A thrush is a type of bird, and it can fly.

6. How many legs does a bee have?
Your answer - Six.
Correct.
Like all insects, bees have six legs.

7. Which of these is true?
Your answer - All animals move.
Correct.
All animals move.

8. What is the main difference between a buttercup and an oak tree?
Your answer - An oak tree grows much taller.
Correct.
Oak trees grow very tall; buttercups are small flowers.

9. How are humans and birds the same?
Your answer - They both have two legs.
Correct.
Both humans and birds have two legs.

10. Which of these things would be easiest to change?
Your answer - The length of your hair.
Correct.
You can change the length of your hair by cutting it or letting it grow.

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