Understanding Plant Leaves and Colors

The video explores a visit to the park, highlighting the variety of flower colors and explaining why leaves are predominantly green due to chlorophyll. It discusses how chlorophyll helps in photosynthesis and why leaf colors differ on the front and back. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to observe these phenomena in nature.

What did the narrator notice about the flowers in the park?

• They were all the same color.

• They had a variety of colors.

• They were all red.

• They were all blue.

Why are most leaves green according to the narrator?

• Because they reflect sunlight.

• Because they are painted green.

• Because they absorb water.

• Because they have a lot of chlorophyll.

What is the main function of chlorophyll in leaves?

• To attract insects.

• To make leaves waterproof.

• To help plants absorb sunlight.

• To make leaves taste sweet.

What can be different between the front and back of a leaf?

• The number of veins.

• The shade of green.

• The thickness of the leaf.

• The size of the leaf.

Why is the front of a leaf usually darker than the back?

• It is closer to the sun.

• It has more chlorophyll.

• It is older.

• It is thicker.

What does the narrator encourage children to do in the park?

• Feed the birds.

• Climb trees.

• Observe the differences in leaves.

• Pick flowers.