Plantas: ¿qué es una planta?

The video explains that plants are living things distinct from animals. Unlike animals, plants are typically green, stationary, and do not consume other organisms for food. Instead, they produce their own food through photosynthesis, requiring water, air, light, and usually soil. The video highlights the unique characteristics of plants and their self-sustaining nature.

What is one key characteristic that distinguishes plants from animals?

• Plants eat other living things.

• Plants are green and anchored to one place.

• Plants are covered in feathers.

• Plants can move freely.

How do AVEs differ from plants in terms of movement?

• AVEs are stationary like plants.

• AVEs produce their own food.

• AVEs can move, unlike most plants.

• AVEs are green and anchored.

What do plants primarily need to produce their own food?

• Feathers and soil

• Other living things

• Water, air, and light

• Movement and feathers

Which of the following is not typically required by plants to grow?

• Water

• Soil

• Light

• Feathers

Where do plants get their food from if they do not consume other organisms?

• They get it from other plants.

• They produce it themselves using natural resources.

• They do not need food.

• They absorb it from the soil.