Essential Needs of Living Things in Our World

The video tutorial discusses the differences between living and non-living things, focusing on the basic needs of living things such as air, food, water, and suitable habitats. It explains how different living things, including plants and animals, meet these needs and highlights the importance of appropriate living conditions for survival.

Why can't a butterfly live in a glass jar like stones?

• Butterflies are too big for a jar.

• Butterflies need air, food, and water.

• Butterflies are afraid of glass.

• Butterflies need sunlight.

What is the first and most important need for living things?

• Air

• Shelter

• Water

• Food

How do fish breathe?

• Through their skin

• By taking in air from the surface

• By using gills to extract air dissolved in water

• By swallowing water

What do rabbits typically eat?

• Seeds

• Insects

• Grass

• Carrots

How do plants obtain their food?

• By drinking water

• By eating soil

• By absorbing nutrients and water from the soil and using sunlight

• By consuming insects

Why is water important for living things?

• It is essential for hydration and various bodily functions.

• It keeps them cool.

• It provides energy.

• It helps in photosynthesis.

Which animal would not be found in a forest habitat?

• Polar bear

• Gorilla

• Elephant

• Monkey

What kind of environment does a polar bear need?

• A grassy plain

• A dense forest

• A cold, icy region

• A hot desert

Which plant is well-suited to live in a desert?

• Mango tree

• Cactus

• Rose bush

• Pine tree

What are the basic needs of living things?

• Food, sunlight, and friends

• Water, shelter, and toys

• Air, food, water, and a place to live

• Air, warmth, and companionship