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This document is a quiz about living things from a 3rd grade science class. It contains questions to test knowledge about the characteristics and life processes of plants and animals. The questions cover topics like the basic life cycle, how organisms obtain nutrition, where different types live, and examples of microscopic living things. Students are asked to identify statements as true or false, classify organisms, and name the three main life functions.
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