Basic Needs of Living Things: Part 1

The video tutorial discusses the essential needs of living things, focusing on pets, farm animals, insects, and plants. It highlights the importance of food, water, and air for survival. Pets rely on humans for these needs, while wild animals and insects find them in nature. Plants have unique abilities to produce their own food through photosynthesis, using sunlight, water, and nutrients from the soil. The video concludes by emphasizing the shared basic needs of all living organisms.

What are the three essential needs of pets and wild animals for survival?

• Food, water, and shelter

• Food, water, and air

• Food, air, and sunlight

• Water, air, and warmth

How do fish obtain the oxygen they need to survive?

• By breathing air directly

• By absorbing it from food

• Through gills

• Through their skin

What do ants primarily rely on to meet their water needs?

• Stored water in food

• Ponds and streams

• Dew on leaves

• Rainwater

How do plants create their own food?

• By consuming insects

• By absorbing nutrients from the air

• Using sunlight and soil nutrients

• Through photosynthesis using water only

What gas do plants release into the air that is beneficial for animals and humans?

• Nitrogen

• Hydrogen

• Carbon dioxide

• Oxygen