Deciduous Trees and Seasonal Changes

The video explains why leaves fall from deciduous trees, highlighting the differences between deciduous and evergreen trees. It discusses the seasonal changes that lead to leaf dropping, the appearance of bald trees, and the regrowth of leaves in spring. The video emphasizes the serene beauty of fallen leaves and the natural cycle of deciduous trees.

What is the main visual effect of leaves falling from trees?

• Trees become taller

• Trees grow faster

• Trees appear bald

• Trees change color

Which type of trees are known for dropping their leaves?

• Coniferous trees

• Palm trees

• Deciduous trees

• Evergreen trees

What happens to the forest floor when deciduous trees drop their leaves?

• It becomes muddy

• It turns red and gold

• It becomes icy

• It remains unchanged

How do deciduous trees differ from evergreen trees?

• Deciduous trees keep their leaves all year

• Evergreen trees drop their leaves seasonally

• Deciduous trees drop their leaves, while evergreens do not

• Both drop leaves at the same time

What is the mood associated with deciduous trees dropping their leaves?

• Chaotic

• Serene

• Depressing

• Exciting

What natural conditions cause deciduous trees to drop their leaves?

• High humidity

• Dry or cold weather

• Excessive rain

• Strong winds

What happens to deciduous trees in the spring?

• They lose more leaves

• They grow new leaves

• They change color

• They become dormant

What is the color of new leaves in spring?

• Brown

• Red

• Gold

• Green