Science 1 · Unit 5: Humans · Cambridge Primary Science Stage 1

Questions

1. 1. Look at the children in your class. How are they all similar?

   • They are all the same height.
   • They all wear the same clothes.
   • They all have two eyes.
   • They all have the same hair.
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2. 2. Look at the children in your class. How do they look different from each other?

   • They all have a nose.
   • They all have two eyes.
   • They all have two arms.
   • They have different hair.
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3. 3. Two children are born at the same time and look the same. What are they?

   • grandparents
   • cousins
   • twins
   • teachers
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4. 4. What does 'similar' mean?

   • alike in some ways
   • very short
   • not the same at all
   • very tall
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5. 5. The children made a brown group, a black group and a blonde group. What did they use to make the groups?

   • height
   • shoe size
   • hair colour
   • age
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6. 6. Which of these could you use to make groups of children?

   • height
   • having a nose
   • having two eyes
   • having skin
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7. 7. Two children both have arms. Is that a way they are similar?

   • Yes
   • No
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8. 8. One child is tall and one is short. Is that a way they are different?

   • Yes
   • No
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9. 9. A person is in the tall group. Can they also be in the black hair group?

   • Yes
   • No
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10. 10. When you make groups, how many different things should you use at one time?

    • none
    • ten
    • one
    • all of them
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11. 11. Which one is a way people can be different?

    • having two ears
    • having a mouth
    • eye colour
    • having a head
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12. 12. Do all children look the same?

    • Yes
    • No
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