Exploring the Life Cycle of a Sunflower

The video tutorial explains the life cycle of a sunflower, starting from seeds that require sunlight, soil, water, and warmth to germinate. It describes the growth of stems and leaves, the formation of flower buds, and the blooming of sunflowers. The process concludes with seed formation and dispersal, ensuring the continuation of the cycle.

What are the essential elements needed for sunflower seeds to start growing?

• Sunlight, rocks, water, and cold

• Artificial light, sand, nutrients, and heat

• Darkness, nutrients, cold, and moisture

• Sunlight, soil, water, and warmth

What happens after sunflower seeds sprout?

• They bloom into flowers right away

• The seeds dry out and fall off

• Stems and small leaves start to grow

• They form flower buds immediately

What occurs when the flower buds on sunflower plants open?

• Sunflowers bloom and face the sun

• Seeds scatter automatically

• Leaves fall off the plant

• The plant dies immediately

How do sunflowers contribute to the formation of new plants?

• By absorbing more sunlight

• Seeds form inside the flowers and scatter

• Through root expansion

• By growing taller

What marks the continuation of the sunflower life cycle into the next year?

• New sunflowers grow from scattered seeds

• All sunflowers move to a new location

• Sunflowers turn into different plants

• The original plant grows again