Soil and Organism Adaptations

The video tutorial discusses the survival needs of organisms, focusing on four key environmental factors: sunlight, water, temperature, and soil type. It explains how these factors affect the growth and survival of different organisms, using examples like sunflowers, millipedes, cacti, and polar bears. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding these factors when considering the habitat and care of organisms, such as pets.

What are the basic needs for survival mentioned in the introduction?

• Food, water, and air

• Shelter, warmth, and light

• Companionship, food, and water

• Exercise, sunlight, and air

Why does the plant in pot A look weaker than the plant in pot B?

• It was exposed to less sunlight

• It received more water

• It was planted in better soil

• It was given more nutrients

Which organism thrives in low-light conditions?

• Cactus

• Millipede

• Sunflower

• Lotus

What type of environment does a cactus thrive in?

• Wet and shaded

• Dry and sunny

• Cold and icy

• Humid and warm

Which plant requires a lot of water to grow?

• Lotus

• Cactus

• Sunflower

• Millipede

Which animal is known to survive in extremely cold temperatures?

• Polar bear

• Camel

• Millipede

• Cactus

What is a key factor for survival in extreme heat?

• Access to water

• Thick fur

• Ability to store fat

• Tolerance to high temperatures

Which type of soil is ideal for a water lily?

• Sandy and dry

• Wet and soggy

• Clay and compact

• Rocky and dry

What type of soil does a cactus prefer?

• Wet and soggy

• Warm and sandy

• Clay and compact

• Rich and loamy

Why is soil important for organisms?

• It regulates temperature

• It supplies oxygen

• It offers nutrients

• It provides shelter