Structures of Living Things

The video tutorial explains how animals and plants have internal and external structures that help them grow, reproduce, and survive. It provides instructions for an activity where students observe a plant and an animal, record their observations in data tables, and compare the structures. The activity aims to help students understand the differences and similarities between plant and animal structures.

What is an example of an external structure in birds that helps them survive?

• Nutrients

• Roots

• Cells

• Feathers

Which of the following is NOT an external structure of a plant?

• Leaves

• Stem

• Cells

• Roots

What internal structure in plants helps transport water and nutrients?

• Beak

• Wings

• Small tubes

• Feathers

How do the external structures of plants and animals differ?

• Plants have cells, animals have roots

• Plants have beaks, animals have stems

• Plants have roots, animals have feathers

• Plants have wings, animals have leaves

Which internal structure is unique to animals and not found in plants?

• Roots

• Beak

• Small tubes

• Cells