Are you ready to take the ultimate quiz on life cycles?

Have you ever wanted to know …

• if a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable?

• if elephants are really pregnant for almost two years?

• if caterpillars are worms?

• why male mosquitoes do not bite us?

JoinQuiz Champshost Carter Caterpillar asyou find answers to intriguing questions such as these. Test your mastery ofthe topic, learn fun facts and crack up at silly jokes along the way!

TheQuiz Champsseries has been speciallycrafted to be a fun and educational learning experience for young learners. Theseries is aligned with the Singapore primary Science syllabus and the Cambridgeprimary Science curriculum, and also includes enrichment questions to stretchcurious minds. Answers and additional information have been provided to aid inlearning, revision and preparation for testing.

Series distinctives:

• Aligned with the latest 2023 Singapore primary Science syllabus and

• the Cambridge primary Science curriculum

• Engaging quiz questions and jokes

• Fun, playful look and feel

• Simple language for young readers

• Mascot hidden in 25 pages of the book

• Humour infused where possible

• Additional information on the topics

About the Author

A recipient of the Singapore Airlines scholarship,ManishaNayakholds a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and a Master’s degreein Mass Communication from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. She hasbeen working in educational publishing for more than 20 years, with a focus onwriting, editing and managing the publication of children’s science books andmagazines. She has written more than 30 children’s books, includingco-authoring a bestseller science revision guide. Her book seriesI’m aFuture Scientistwas a gold award recipient at the Mom’s Choice Awards2022. Manisha has been a panellist at the Singapore Writers Festival.

Manisha has conducted several teacher training workshops invarious countries. Other than authoring, Manisha also teaches Primary Scienceat Nanyang Education, Singapore. Inspired by the inherent curiosity inchildren, she finds meaning in demonstrating how science is all around us, andhow exciting it makes our lives.