Interactions of Living Things: Living Things

The video explains the interdependence between living and non-living things. It starts by introducing familiar living things like people and pets, then identifies living things in a meadow such as elk, trees, and grasses. The video emphasizes that living things rely on non-living elements like air, water, sunlight, and soil for survival.

Which of the following is an example of a living thing mentioned in the introduction?

• Air

• Rock

• Fish

• Water

What are some of the living things found in the meadow?

• Elk, trees, and grasses

• Rocks, water, and air

• Sunlight, soil, and water

• Cats, dogs, and fish

Why do living things need non-living things to survive?

• Non-living things provide entertainment

• Non-living things are a source of food

• Non-living things are essential for breathing and growth

• Non-living things are used for shelter

Which non-living thing is essential for elk to breathe?

• Water

• Sunlight

• Air

• Soil

What do plants need from non-living things to grow?

• Soil, rocks, and sunlight

• Water, rocks, and air

• Air, sunlight, and soil

• Sunlight, water, and animals