Evergreen vs Deciduous Trees

The video tutorial introduces two main types of trees: evergreen and deciduous. Evergreen trees retain their green leaves throughout the year, while deciduous trees lose their leaves in autumn and winter, regrowing them in spring. The video provides detailed characteristics of each type and illustrates the changes in deciduous trees across different seasons. It concludes with a summary of the differences between the two tree types.

What are the two main types of trees discussed in the video?

• Coniferous and Broadleaf

• Evergreen and Deciduous

• Tropical and Temperate

• Fruit-bearing and Non-fruit-bearing

Which type of tree retains its leaves throughout the year?

• Broadleaf

• Evergreen

• Coniferous

• Deciduous

What is a key characteristic of evergreen trees?

• They change color in autumn

• They lose their leaves in winter

• They remain green all year

• They grow new leaves in spring

Which type of tree is described as 'green, green, green' all year round?

• Deciduous

• Evergreen

• Coniferous

• Broadleaf

During which season do deciduous trees start to grow new leaves?

• Winter

• Spring

• Summer

• Autumn

What happens to the leaves of deciduous trees in autumn?

• They produce seeds

• They grow larger

• They fall to the ground

• They turn green

How do the leaves of deciduous trees change in color during autumn?

• They turn blue and purple

• They remain green

• They turn orange and brown

• They become white

What happens to deciduous trees in winter?

• They grow new leaves

• They produce flowers

• They have no leaves

• They turn green

Which type of tree is more likely to have seeds and fruits in summer?

• Evergreen

• Deciduous

• Coniferous

• Tropical

What is the main focus of the video?

• The life cycle of flowers

• The types of soil for trees

• The differences between evergreen and deciduous trees

• The importance of water for trees