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Body Movement — Science STD 6 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 6ScienceBody Movement4 Marks
Question
The table shows how different animals move.
Animal How does the animal move?
Frog Hop
Mouse Falk
Dragonly Fly
Earthworm Crawl
$1.$Which animal uses all of its body parts to move?
$A.$ Frog
$B.$ Mouse
$C.$ Dragonly
$D.$ Earthworm
$2.$What helps a frog hop?
$A.$ Strong leg muscles
$B.$ Short body length
$C.$ Two pairs of legs
$D.$ Absence of a tail
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Answer

$1. D.$ Earthworm
$2. A.$ Strong leg muscles

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