Life Cycles of Organisms

The video explores the concept of life cycles in various organisms, including butterflies, frogs, and plants. It explains that all living things undergo a life cycle, which is a series of stages from birth to adulthood. The video highlights the unique yet similar patterns in the life cycles of different organisms, emphasizing growth and transformation. It encourages viewers to appreciate the diverse life stories around them.

What is a life cycle?

• A type of ecosystem

• A method of classifying organisms

• A process of photosynthesis

• A journey from birth to adulthood

Which stage comes first in the butterfly's life cycle?

• Chrysalis

• Egg

• Caterpillar

• Adult Butterfly

What transformation does a caterpillar undergo?

• Becomes a tadpole

• Forms a chrysalis

• Grows into a seed

• Turns into a frog

Where do frog eggs typically start their life cycle?

• On land

• In the air

• In water

• Underground

What is the stage called when a frog looks like a fish?

• Seedling

• Chrysalis

• Tadpole

• Caterpillar

Which of the following is NOT a stage in the frog's life cycle?

• Tadpole

• Egg

• Chrysalis

• Adult Frog

What is the first stage in a plant's life cycle?

• Flower

• Seed

• Fruit

• Leaf

What happens after a plant produces flowers?

• It forms a chrysalis

• It becomes a butterfly

• It turns into a tadpole

• It develops new seeds

What is a common pattern in the life cycles of different organisms?

• They all transform into butterflies

• They all begin with birth or hatching

• They all start with photosynthesis

• They all end with becoming a seed

What do all life cycles have in common?

• They all start in water

• They all end with a chrysalis

• They all include a growth stage

• They all involve flying