Living Things and Their Needs

The video explains the basic needs of living things, including food, water, air, and shelter. It describes how food provides energy and nutrients, the role of water in hydration and nutrient transport, the importance of air for breathing and energy creation, and the necessity of shelter for protection and comfort. The video also covers how different living things obtain food, such as through photosynthesis or by being herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores.

What are the basic needs of living things to survive?

• Shelter, sunlight, air, and soil

• Food, water, shelter, and air

• Food, sunlight, soil, and air

• Water, soil, shelter, and sunlight

Why do living things need food?

• To stay hydrated

• To get energy for activities

• To find shelter

• To breathe properly

What process do plants use to make their own food?

• Fermentation

• Digestion

• Photosynthesis

• Respiration

Which animals are known as herbivores?

• Cows and giraffes

• Humans and bears

• Eagles and hawks

• Lions and tigers

Why is water essential for living things?

• It provides shelter

• It helps in breathing

• It helps in photosynthesis

• It carries nutrients and keeps the body hydrated

How do plants use water?

• To protect themselves from predators

• To breathe

• To make food and transport nutrients

• To build nests

What is the role of air for living things?

• It offers protection

• It allows breathing and energy creation

• It helps in digestion

• It provides nutrients

What gas in the air is crucial for energy creation in living things?

• Hydrogen

• Nitrogen

• Oxygen

• Carbon dioxide

Why do living things need shelter?

• To breathe

• To be protected and comfortable

• To stay hydrated

• To find food

Which of the following is a type of shelter for animals?

• Sunlight and soil

• Water and air

• Nests and caves

• Photosynthesis