This document discusses the five main groups of living things: animals, plants, fungi, bacteria, and algae. It asks questions to test knowledge about different members of each group, such as naming animals, parts of plants, and examples of fungi. Key groups are reviewed as plants, fungi, bacteria, algae, and animals. The document also mentions penicillin and how yogurt is made using milk and bacteria.

2. All living things are classified into five main groups:
animals, plants, fungi, bacteria and algae.

3. ANIMAL 1.- Tell me the name of five animals.
2.- Are they wild or domestic animals?

4. 1.- What is a vertebrate animal?
2.- Is a snake a vertebrate or an invertebrate?
3.- Tell me the name of an invertebrate.

5. PLANT
1.- Can you say the name of a
tree?
2.- Is the lavender a tree or a
bush?
3.- The cork oak give us cork. True
or false?

6. 1.- How do you spell
these words?
ROOT
STEM
TRUNK
LEAF
FLOWER
FRUIT

7. ALGAE
1.- Is the alga a plant?
2.- Where do the algae live, on land
or in water?

8. MUSHROOM

9. YEAST

10. MOULD

11. BACTERIA

12. What are the names of these
groups of living things?
1.- PLANTS
2.- FUNGI
3.- BACTERIA
4.- ALGAE
5.- ANIMALS
1
5
4
3
2

13. 1.- What is it?
2.- What group of living things do they belong to?
REMEMBER THE GROUPS:
ANIMALS, PLANTS, ALGAE, FUNGI AND
BACTERIA.

14. ILLNESS
Do you remember the name of the British scientist (He
was born in Darvel- Scotland-) who discovered the
penicillin?

15. USEFUL
To make yogurt we use:
1.- Milk and yeast.
2.- Milk, eggs and bacteria.
3.- Milk, a bit of yogurt and
bacteria.

16. THAT´S ALL FOR TODAY!