Interactions of Living Things: Nonliving Things

The video explores the presence and significance of non-living things in natural environments like forests, parks, and beaches. It highlights how non-living elements such as rocks, water, air, sunlight, wind, rain, and snow are crucial for the survival of living organisms, including humans. The video encourages observation and understanding of these elements' roles in supporting life.

What are some examples of living things you might see in a park?

• Rocks and water

• Plants and animals

• Air and sunlight

• Wind and rain

Which of the following is a less noticeable non-living thing in the environment?

• Plants

• Air

• Water

• Rocks

Which non-living element is crucial for photosynthesis in plants?

• Snow

• Sunlight

• Wind

• Rain

What non-living things are essential for the survival of living organisms?

• Only wind and rain

• Only air and sunlight

• All non-living things like air, water, and sunlight

• Only rocks and water

Which of the following is NOT a non-living thing mentioned in the video?

• Light

• Wind

• Animals

• Snow