Properties and Characteristics of Water

The video, led by Montessori teacher Luther Varma, explores the properties of water through engaging activities. Ishvi Verma, a special guest, demonstrates that water is tasteless, transparent, odorless, and shapeless. The video also answers a previous question about the smallest bird, the bee hummingbird, and poses a new question about the fastest running animal. The activities involve adding sugar, lemon juice, turmeric, and blue color to water to illustrate its properties. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to answer the new question in the comments.

What is the smallest bird on the planet?

• Sparrow

• Bee Hummingbird

• Robin

• Canary

What is the main topic of the video?

• Properties of earth

• Properties of fire

• Properties of water

• Properties of air

What materials are needed for the water activities?

• Two glasses of soda, sugar, lemon juice, turmeric, and color

• Two glasses of juice, sugar, lemon juice, turmeric, and color

• Two glasses of milk, sugar, lemon juice, turmeric, and color

• Two glasses of water, sugar, lemon juice, turmeric, and color

What happens to water when sugar is added?

• It becomes sour

• It becomes sweet

• It becomes bitter

• It remains tasteless

What is the color of plain water?

• Green

• Yellow

• Transparent

• Blue

What property of water is demonstrated when it is poured into different containers?

• Water is shapeless

• Water is transparent

• Water is tasteless

• Water is colorful

What happens to water when a fragrance is added?

• It becomes colorful

• It becomes fragrant

• It becomes tasteless

• It remains odorless

What did people in ancient times use water for, according to the video?

• To wash clothes

• To see their reflection

• To drink

• To cook

What is the fastest running animal on the planet?

• Cheetah

• Lion

• Horse

• Elephant

What is the main learning outcome from the activities?

• Water has a strong taste

• Water is colorful

• Water has no smell, taste, or shape

• Water is opaque