Plants: What Is a Plant?

Plants are found everywhere, from urban areas with trees and parks to rural areas with fields. They grow in diverse habitats, including forests, prairies, mountains, wetlands, lakes, and oceans. This video explores the ubiquity of plants and their various environments.

What is a common feature of cities regarding plant life?

• Cities have no plants at all.

• Cities only have indoor plants.

• Cities often have trees and parks.

• Cities are completely covered in forests.

In rural areas, what is a common practice related to plants?

• Only growing plants in greenhouses.

• Avoiding plant growth to preserve land.

• Cultivating plants in large fields for food.

• Growing plants for decoration only.

Which of the following is NOT a place where plants can grow?

• Forests

• Mountains

• Deserts

• Oceans

Where can plants be found in addition to forests and mountains?

• Only in urban areas

• Exclusively in rural areas

• Nowhere else

• In prairies and wetlands

What is a unique feature of plant distribution on Earth?

• Plants are only found in tropical areas.

• Plants are only found in specific regions.

• Plants are only found in cold climates.

• Plants are found almost everywhere on the planet.