Your Body: What Is the Body?

The video explores the human body, highlighting its unique appearance compared to other creatures like deer, insects, and fish. It delves into the concept of the human body as a living entity, emphasizing its ability to move, grow, change, and take in energy through food, distinguishing it from non-living things like rocks.

How does the human body differ from other organisms like deer or fish?

• It has a unique skeletal structure.

• It is made of metal.

• It is not a living thing.

• It looks exactly the same.

What is one reason we know the human body is a living thing?

• It can move.

• It does not need energy.

• It is made of rocks.

• It can change colors.

Which of the following is a characteristic of living things?

• They are always stationary.

• They remain the same size.

• They do not require food.

• They grow and change.

How does the human body obtain energy?

• Through the air.

• By absorbing water.

• By consuming food.

• Through sunlight.

What is a common trait shared by all living things?

• They do not grow.

• They take in energy.

• They are made of plastic.

• They do not need energy.