Importance of Plants and Their Benefits

Plants are vital for life, providing food, air, and materials. They store food in various parts, though not all are edible. Crops are grown seasonally and require cultivation. Some plant products, like sugar cane and spices, undergo processing. Plants also provide wood, rubber, and fibers. They play a crucial role in ecosystems, offering fresh air and supporting animal life.

What are some of the essential benefits that plants provide to humans?

• They only provide shade.

• They give us food, air, and materials like wood.

• They are only used for decoration.

• They are harmful to the environment.

Which parts of plants are commonly consumed as food?

• Only the flowers

• Only the roots

• Fruits, vegetables, grains, and pulses

• Only the leaves

How are grains and pulses typically prepared before consumption?

• They are frozen.

• They are dried.

• They are eaten raw.

• They are cooked.

Why do farmers plant different crops in different seasons?

• Because crops grow in specific seasons

• To avoid pests

• To reduce labor costs

• To save water

What is sugar cane primarily used for?

• Building houses

• Producing sugar and jaggery

• Creating textiles

• Making paper

Which of the following is NOT a spice mentioned in the video?

• Cinnamon

• Basil

• Pepper

• Cardamom

What are some products derived from plant fibers?

• Metal and rubber

• Cotton and jute

• Plastic and glass

• Concrete and steel

How do plants contribute to the freshness of air in gardens and forests?

• By absorbing sunlight

• By releasing oxygen

• By attracting animals

• By blocking wind

What role do woodpeckers play in maintaining tree health?

• They produce oxygen.

• They plant seeds.

• They feed on insects and grubs.

• They provide shade.

Why is every plant considered important to the universe?

• Because they are rare

• Because they are expensive

• Because they are colorful

• Because they are a source of food and oxygen