Understanding Our Environment: Biotic and Abiotic Components

The video introduces the concept of the environment, using a park as an example. It lists various elements found in a park, categorizing them into living (biotic) and non-living (abiotic) components. The video explains that biotic components have life and perform life processes, while abiotic components do not have life.

What is the simplest way to describe the environment?

• A group of non-living objects

• A type of ecosystem

• A surrounding

• A collection of living organisms

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as part of the park environment?

• Cars driving

• People walking

• Children playing

• Birds flying

How can the concept of surroundings be extended beyond a local park?

• By limiting it to the park's immediate vicinity

• By considering only the local flora and fauna

• By including the entire country

• By focusing solely on urban areas

What term is used to describe living components of the environment?

• Abiotic

• Inorganic

• Synthetic

• Biotic

Which of the following is an example of an abiotic component?

• Benches

• Birds

• Trees

• Insects