Trees: What Are Trees?

The video tutorial compares different types of plants, focusing on ferns, trees, and shrubs. It describes the physical characteristics of ferns and trees, highlighting the differences in size, stem type, and growth patterns. Trees are noted for their wooden stems and branches, and some produce flowers and fruits. Shrubs, like trees, have wooden stems but are generally smaller. The video aims to help viewers understand the distinctions between these plant types and their unique features.

What is a key difference between a fern and a tree?

• Ferns produce fruits, trees do not.

• Ferns have soft green stems, trees have wooden stems.

• Ferns are larger than trees.

• Ferns have wooden stems, trees do not.

Which of the following is true about trees?

• Trees do not have branches.

• Trees can produce flowers and fruits.

• Trees are found only in forests.

• All trees are small and have soft stems.

What are trees primarily made of?

• Wood

• Plastic

• Glass

• Metal

How do shrubs differ from trees?

• Shrubs are found only in deserts.

• Shrubs are generally smaller and shorter than trees.

• Shrubs have no stems.

• Shrubs are taller than trees.

What is a common feature of both trees and shrubs?

• Both are always found in water.

• Both have stems made of wood.

• Both produce the same type of fruit.

• Both have soft green stems.