Biotic and Abiotic Components

The video introduces the concept of the environment as our surroundings, 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 session concludes with a prompt to subscribe for more content.

What is the simplest way to define the environment?

• A city

• A park

• A place with lots of trees

• Our surrounding

Which of the following is NOT typically found in a park?

• Playground slides

• Benches

• Birds

• Skyscrapers

What can be considered as part of our surroundings?

• Only the park

• Only our home

• Our locality, country, and planet

• Only the city we live in

What do all biotic components have in common?

• They perform life processes

• They are man-made

• They are stationary

• They are non-living

What does the term 'biotic' refer to?

• Artificial components

• Non-living components

• Components without life

• Components with life

Which of the following is an abiotic component?

• Benches

• Insects

• Birds

• Trees

What does the word 'bios' mean?

• Earth

• Air

• Life

• Water

Which of the following is a characteristic of abiotic components?

• They can reproduce

• They can move

• They have no life

• They can grow

What is the main focus of the concluding section?

• To discuss the history of the environment

• To introduce new concepts

• To summarize the session and encourage further learning

• To list more examples

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• To access premium content

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