Class 6 Science Chapter 10 True/False – Living Creatures – Exploring their Characteristics

Class 6 Science Chapter 10 True/False Statement for “Living Creatures – Exploring their Characteristics” (based on NCERT textbook Curiosity ).

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True/False with Answers for Practice – Chapter 10 – Living Creatures – Exploring their Characteristics

This includes True/False normally asked in school exams, tests, and NCERT exercises.

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SET 1 – True or False – Living Creatures – Exploring their Characteristics

1. A shell that does not move can still belong to a living snail.
   True
2. All objects that move are living beings.
   False
3. Plants do not show any kind of movement.
   False
4. Opening of flowers is an example of movement in plants.
   True
5. All living beings grow in size over time.
   True
6. Plants do not need food to grow.
   False
7. Respiration is a process in which living beings take in and release air.
   True
8. Excretion is the removal of waste products from the body.
   True
9. Seeds do not need air for germination.
   False
10. A plant kept in complete darkness with moist soil will germinate.
    True

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SET 2 – True or False – Living Creatures – Exploring their Characteristics

1. Cars can move on their own, so they are living beings.
   False
2. Growth is an essential characteristic of living beings.
   True
3. Tadpoles breathe through gills like fish.
   True
4. Mosquitoes have only three stages in their life cycle.
   False
5. All living beings respond to stimuli.
   True
6. Sweating is a form of excretion in humans.
   True
7. Plants breathe only during the daytime.
   False
8. Water is essential for seed germination.
   True
9. Roots grow upward toward sunlight.
   False
10. Adult mosquitoes emerge from the pupa stage.
    True

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SET 3 – True or False – Living Creatures – Exploring their Characteristics

1. A seed is considered living because it can germinate under suitable conditions.
   True
2. A wooden log can grow, so it is living.
   False
3. Shoots grow towards light due to phototropism.
   True
4. All kinds of seeds require sunlight for germination.
   False
5. Plants do not excrete any waste.
   False
6. Adult frogs can live both on land and in water.
   True
7. The embryo is present inside the seed coat.
   True
8. Larvae of mosquitoes and pupae come to the surface to take in air.
   True
9. All living beings eventually die.
   True
10. A chair can breathe and reproduce.
    False

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SET 4 – True or False – Living Creatures – Exploring their Characteristics

1. Movement alone can be used to identify living beings.
   False
2. Drosera catches insects with sticky hair-like projections.
   True
3. Climbers show movement by winding around support.
   True
4. Respiration and breathing mean exactly the same thing.
   False
5. Plants fold their leaves after sunset due to response to a stimulus.
   True
6. Worm-like mosquito larvae live inside soil.
   False
7. Seeds stored in dry conditions do not germinate.
   True
8. A frog’s life cycle includes a froglet stage.
   True
9. A pupa is the adult stage of a mosquito.
   False
10. Roots bend and still grow downward even when plants are inverted.
    True

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SET 5 – True or False – Living Creatures – Exploring their Characteristics

1. Living beings excrete waste in various forms.
   True
2. Plants do not need air for respiration.
   False
3. The seed coat becomes soft when it absorbs water.
   True
4. A tadpole looks similar to an adult frog.
   False
5. Water, air and correct temperature influence germination.
   True
6. Pupae of mosquitoes cannot survive without air.
   True
7. Roots show movement towards gravity.
   True
8. Plants can reproduce just like animals.
   True
9. Frog eggs are soft and jelly-like.
   True
10. Adult mosquitoes lay eggs in dry sandy soil.
    False

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