More about Living and Nonliving Things

The video explains the differences between living and nonliving things, highlighting that living things grow, need air, water, and food, and can move, albeit sometimes slowly like plants. It discusses the interdependence of living things, particularly how plants and animals rely on each other for air and shelter. The video also covers the benefits plants provide, such as food, medicine, and resources, and emphasizes the role humans play in protecting and supporting living things.

What is a key characteristic that differentiates living things from nonliving things?

• Nonliving things need food.

• Nonliving things can breathe.

• Living things are always green.

• Living things can grow and change.

How do plants move to get sunlight?

• They grow roots towards the light.

• They slowly turn to face the light.

• They do not move at all.

• They jump towards the light.

Why are plants crucial for human survival?

• They provide us with water.

• They do not need sunlight.

• They produce the air we need to breathe.

• They can walk and talk.

Which of the following is a way humans help other living things?

• By taking away their food sources.

• By providing them with harmful chemicals.

• By ignoring them.

• By protecting them and providing medicine.

What do humans obtain from animals that is essential for daily life?

• Plastic

• Eggs and milk

• Metal

• Electricity