Plant Habitats and Adaptations

The video tutorial explores different plant habitats, including deserts, oceans, lakes, and forests. It explains how plants adapt to their environments, such as cacti in deserts storing water and seaweeds thriving underwater. Forests provide ample sunlight and nutrients for diverse plant life. The tutorial concludes with an invitation for questions.

What is a plant habitat?

• A type of plant species

• A type of soil

• A place where animals live

• An environment where plants grow

Which feature helps cacti survive in the desert?

• Spines

• Bright flowers

• Deep roots

• Broad leaves

How do spines benefit cacti?

• They store food

• They provide shade and reduce water loss

• They help in photosynthesis

• They attract pollinators

What is a unique feature of some cacti?

• They are found in forests

• They have broad leaves

• They grow in water

• They can live for more than 200 years

Which of the following plants is commonly found in ocean habitats?

• Cactus

• Seaweed

• Fern

• Maple

What type of plant is typically found in lakes?

• Cacti

• Lotus

• Oak

• Moss

Which plant is an example of one that grows in riverside areas?

• Seaweed

• Cacti

• Oak

• Reeds

Which plant is not typically found in forest habitats?

• Cactus

• Moss

• Oak

• Fern

What resources are abundant in forest habitats?

• Water and sunlight

• Sand and heat

• Ice and snow

• Salt and minerals

Which of the following trees is commonly found in forests?

• Maple

• Cactus

• Seaweed

• Lotus