Living vs. Nonliving: Part 1

The video tutorial explains the differences between living and nonliving things. It describes how living things, such as plants and animals, share traits like eating, drinking, breathing, and growing. Nonliving things, like rocks and buildings, do not have these traits. The video also provides examples and encourages viewers to identify living and nonliving objects in their surroundings.

What is a key difference between a real plant and a fake plant?

• Fake plants need sunlight.

• Real plants are made of plastic.

• Fake plants can grow.

• Real plants have a pretty smell.

Which of the following is a trait shared by all living things?

• They can breathe.

• They do not grow.

• They do not need water.

• They can be made of plastic.

How do plants obtain their food?

• By absorbing sunlight.

• Through their gills.

• Through their mouths.

• By eating other plants.

Which of the following is NOT a living thing?

• A swan in the park.

• Grass growing along the lake.

• A tree behind the lake.

• A rock on the ground.

Why is it important to categorize objects as living or nonliving?

• To make them easier to sell.

• To decide which objects to ignore.

• To understand the world better.

• To determine their color.