Understanding Living Things

The video introduces the concept of living things, highlighting their key characteristics such as growth, cellular structure, and the need for air, nutrients, and water. It provides examples of living things, including a cheetah, flower, eagle, turtle, frog, and snake, and describes their unique movements. The video concludes with a recap of the characteristics of living things, encouraging viewers to observe living things around them.

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

• They have cells.

• They need sunlight.

• They need water.

• They grow.

What is a unique feature of a cheetah as a living thing?

• It can hop.

• It can swim.

• It can fly.

• It can run fast.

How does a flower demonstrate its status as a living thing?

• By swimming smoothly.

• By flying high.

• By growing strong.

• By running fast.

Which living thing is known for flying high?

• Turtle

• Flower

• Cheetah

• Eagle

What movement is associated with a turtle as a living thing?

• Running fast

• Paddling and gliding

• Slithering smoothly

• Hopping up

Which living thing is known for hopping?

• Frog

• Snake

• Flower

• Eagle

What is a characteristic movement of a snake?

• Hopping up

• Slithering smoothly

• Running fast

• Flying high

Which of the following is a repeated characteristic of living things?

• They need to be in water.

• They need to be indoors.

• They need sunlight.

• They need air.

What should you do to learn more about living things?

• Read books only.

• Observe them around you.

• Ignore them.

• Watch TV shows.