Follow a Stated Life-Cycle Sequence - Practice 1

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Read the supplied sequence before answering. Living things can change as they grow. A life-cycle diagram is a simplified sequence, not a claim that every organism has the same stages or timing.

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For a flowering plant, seed can be followed by seedling, then a mature plant. A new seed belongs to a new generation.

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The Moon shines in our sky mainly by reflecting sunlight. Being bright to our eyes does not mean an object makes its own visible light.

Question 1 Sequence: seed, seedling, mature plant. What follows seed? seedling mature plant first stone

Question 2 Sequence: egg, caterpillar, pupa, adult butterfly. What follows egg? adult first seed caterpillar

Question 3 Sequence: egg, tadpole, froglet, adult frog. What follows tadpole? pupa froglet egg first

Question 4 Sequence: seed, seedling, mature plant. What comes before mature plant? seedling fruit only stone

Question 5 Sequence: egg, chick, adult chicken. What follows chick? pupa tadpole adult chicken

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