Plant Growth and Survival Concepts

The video tutorial covers a science review focusing on animal and plant relationships. It introduces key vocabulary such as investigate, habitat, and observe. The tutorial explains the needs of plants, including sunlight, nutrients, air, space, and water. It discusses seed dispersal and the importance of seeds moving to new locations to access resources. The video also examines seed survival, using examples to illustrate which seeds can grow based on their environment. The tutorial concludes with a review of plant parts and their functions.

What does the term 'investigate' mean in the context of science?

• To memorize facts

• To ignore a topic

• To teach others about a subject

• To try to learn more about something

Which of the following is NOT one of the five senses used to observe?

• Smell

• Sight

• Hearing

• Thinking

What does the term 'sprout' refer to in plant growth?

• The process of a plant losing leaves

• The process of a plant producing flowers

• The process of a plant dying

• The process of a seed starting to grow

Why is it important for seeds to disperse?

• To avoid being eaten by animals

• To find new locations with resources to grow

• To prevent other plants from growing

• To stay close to the parent plant

Which of the following is NOT a need of plants?

• Space

• Darkness

• Nutrients

• Sunlight

What is the main reason seed 1 cannot grow in the given scenario?

• Lack of nutrients

• Lack of space

• Lack of water

• Lack of sunlight

Why is seed 3 unable to grow in the scenario discussed?

• It is in poor soil

• It is too far from the parent plant

• It has too much water

• It is in the shade and lacks sunlight

Which seed is most likely to survive and grow in the given scenario?

• Seed 3

• Seed 2

• None of the seeds

• Seed 1

What part of the plant is responsible for catching light?

• Flowers

• Stems

• Leaves

• Roots

Which part of the plant is primarily responsible for absorbing water?

• Leaves

• Stems

• Roots

• Flowers