Understanding Growth and Nutrition in Living Beings

The video tutorial discusses the characteristics of living beings, focusing on their need for food, movement, and growth. It explains how hunger signals the need for food, a common trait among all living organisms, including humans, plants, and animals. The video also covers how different organisms move, such as plants moving towards light and animals using various body parts for locomotion. Additionally, it highlights growth as a universal trait, with examples from human, plant, and animal development. The tutorial concludes with a recap of these key characteristics.

What does feeling hungry indicate for living beings?

• They need to sleep

• They need to eat

• They need to exercise

• They need to drink water

Which of the following is NOT a source of food for animals?

• Insects

• Sunlight

• Other animals

• Plants

How do plants make their own food?

• By absorbing sunlight and water

• By eating insects

• By absorbing nutrients from the soil

• By consuming other plants

Which part of the plant is involved in movement towards light?

• Leaves and stems

• Seeds

• Flowers

• Roots

What is an example of plant movement?

• A fish swimming

• A flower blooming

• A bird flying

• A dog running

Which of the following animals uses its perut (belly) to move?

• Crocodile

• Bird

• Caterpillar

• Fish

What is a sign of growth in humans?

• Increasing weight and height

• Decreasing height

• Changing hair color

• Decreasing weight

How can you tell a plant is growing?

• It moves to a new location

• It changes color

• It produces sound

• Its stem gets taller and it has more leaves

What happens to a baby duckling as it grows over weeks?

• It changes color

• It shrinks

• It stays the same size

• It grows larger and heavier

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of living beings?

• Needing food

• Being able to move

• Being able to fly

• Growing and developing