Life Cycles Exit Ticket

Grade 1 Science Life Cycles Exit Ticket Easy 50 Questions 21 Views

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Life Cycles Exit Ticket

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Grade: Grade 1

Subject: Science

Topic: Life Cycles

Time: 20 Minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Questions: 50

Instructions:
Name: ____________ Date: ____________ Directions: Read each question and answer it as best you can. Use words, drawings, or short phrases if needed.

Skills Practiced:

Life Cycles
Science
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving

1Question

What is a life cycle?

2Question

Are plants living things?

3Question

Are animals living things?

4Question

What does a baby grow into?

5Question

Do all living things grow?

6Question

What do seeds grow into?

7Question

What do eggs hatch into?

8Question

Name one living thing.

9Question

Name one nonliving thing.

10Question

What do we call a young plant that starts from a seed?

11Question

What do some animals start life as?

12Question

What comes after a seedling grows bigger?

13Question

What is the first stage of a plant life cycle?

14Question

What is one thing plants need to grow?

15Question

What is one thing animals need to grow?

16Question

Do baby animals look like their parents right away?

17Question

What stage comes after an egg for many animals?

18Question

What does a caterpillar turn into?

19Question

What does a tadpole turn into?

20Question

Is a butterfly born as a butterfly?

21Question

What is metamorphosis?

22Question

Does every animal life cycle look the same?

23Question

Does every plant life cycle look the same?

24Question

Put these in order: seed, plant.

25Question

Put these in order: baby, adult.

26Question

Put these in order: egg, chick.

27Question

What do chicks hatch from?

28Question

What do some frogs start as?

29Question

What do flowers grow from in many plants?

30Question

Which comes first: seed or flower?

31Question

Which comes first: baby or adult?

32Question

Which comes first: egg or butterfly?

33Question

What is a parent?

34Question

What is a young dog called?

35Question

What is a young cat called?

36Question

What is a young bird called?

37Question

What is a young frog called?

38Question

What happens to a plant as it grows?

39Question

What happens to a baby animal as it grows?

40Question

Why do living things need food or water?

41Question

What part of a plant takes in water from the soil?

42Question

What part of a plant usually grows above the ground and has leaves?

43Question

What do leaves help plants do?

44Question

What comes after a caterpillar in its life cycle?

45Question

What comes after a chrysalis in a butterfly life cycle?

46Question

What does an adult plant make to help start new plants?

47Question

How can you tell a living thing from a nonliving thing?

48Question

Name one stage in a butterfly life cycle.

49Question

Name one stage in a plant life cycle.

50Question

Explain in one sentence how a living thing changes as it grows.

Answer Key

#	Answer
1	A life cycle is the stages a living thing goes through as it grows.
2	Yes.
3	Yes.
4	An adult.
5	Yes.
6	Plants.
7	Babies or young animals.
8	Answers may vary.
9	Answers may vary.
10	A seedling.
11	An egg.
12	A young plant.
13	A seed.
14	Water, sunlight, or soil.
15	Food or water.
16	Often yes, but smaller.
17	A baby animal.
18	A butterfly.
19	A frog.
20	No, it changes from a caterpillar.
21	A big change in an animal's life cycle.
22	No.
23	No.
24	Seed, plant.
25	Baby, adult.
26	Egg, chick.
27	Eggs.
28	Tadpoles.
29	Seeds.
30	Seed.
31	Baby.
32	Egg.
33	A grown-up animal or person that has babies or young.
34	A puppy.
35	A kitten.
36	A chick.
37	A tadpole.
38	It gets bigger and changes.
39	It gets bigger and changes.
40	To grow and stay alive.
41	The roots.
42	The stem and leaves.
43	Make food with sunlight.
44	A chrysalis or pupa.
45	A butterfly.
46	Seeds.
47	Living things grow and change.
48	Egg, caterpillar, chrysalis, or butterfly.
49	Seed, seedling, plant, flower, or seed again.
50	It moves through stages in its life cycle and becomes bigger and different.