Living Things and Ecosystems

The video explores how living things interact with their environment, focusing on the roles of both living and non-living components. It explains the concept of ecosystems and habitats, highlighting the interdependence of organisms and their surroundings. The video concludes with a summary of these interactions and includes an interactive section with fill-in-the-blank questions to reinforce learning.

What is an example of living things interacting with their environment?

• All of the above

• Fish swimming in a pond

• Birds flying in the sky

• Bees buzzing in flowers

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

• Water

• Air

• Rocks

• Elk

Why do living things need non-living things?

• For entertainment

• To survive

• To migrate

• To compete

Which non-living thing is essential for plants to grow?

• Sunlight

• Air

• All of the above

• Soil

What makes up an ecosystem?

• Both living and non-living things

• Only non-living things

• Only living things

• Only plants and animals

Which of the following is an example of an ecosystem?

• A desert

• A city

• A computer

• A car

What is a habitat?

• A type of ecosystem

• The home of a living thing

• A type of plant

• A non-living thing

Why do living things need other living things?

• For survival

• For decoration

• For competition

• For migration

What do otters need to survive in their habitat?

• Only water

• Only food

• Food, water, and shelter

• Only shelter

How are living things connected in an ecosystem?

• Through competition

• Through decoration

• Through interaction

• Through migration