Where did the protozoa appear first?
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What instrument do we need to see a unicellular organism?
How many years ago was the cloud formed in space?
Which planets revolve around the sun?
State the main characteristics of animals in which young ones are born.
Various kinds of .. ………… organisms first appeared in water.
Animals of some ………….. lay eggs.
The protozoa are so ………….. that they cannot be seen with the naked eye.
Some species, a mother gives ……………… to the young ones.
Animals of some species lay eggs. Their young ones are born out of …………………
How did life develop on Earth? Or What was the origin of life on earth?
Find the names of the planets in the box below.
Arrange the events given below in chronological order.
(a) Water bodies appeared on the earth’s surface.
(b) The sun and the planets revolving around it were created.
(c) Protozoa appeared in water.
(d) An enormous cloud of hot gases and dust was formed in space.
(a) Water bodies appeared on the earth’s surface.
(b) The sun and the planets revolving around it were created.
(c) Protozoa appeared in water.
(d) An enormous cloud of hot gases and dust was formed in space.
Write any two characteristics of animals.
How were the sun and the planets in our solar system created?
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