What are the answers to the following science questions: Q-1: How are plants useful to us? Q-2: What are different types of roots? Q-3: What are man-made things? Q-4: How do plants breathe? Q-5: Write

Welcome back Ashok — missed you this week. Here are the answers to your science questions: [A] Answer the following question: Q-1: How are plants useful to us? Plants provide us with food, oxygen, medicines, wood, and shelter. They are essential for life on Earth. Q-2: What are different types of roots? The two main types of roots are tap roots and fibrous roots. Q-3: What are man-made things? Man-made things are objects created by humans, such as cars, houses, and clothes, as opposed to things found naturally. Q-4: How do plants breathe? Plants breathe through tiny pores called stomata, which are mostly found on the surface of their leaves. Q-5: Write the difference between living things and non-living things. Living things can grow, move, breathe, reproduce, and need food and water. Non-living things do not possess these characteristics. [B] Write 'T' for True and 'F' for False: 1. Plants breathe through tiny holes called gills. ( F ) 2. We eat the roots of the potato plant. ( F ) 3. Grasses have tap roots. ( F ) 4. Animals move on their own. ( T ) 5. Plants and animals are non-living things. ( F ) [C] Fill in the blanks: 1. Living things need food to live and grow. 2. Mosquito eggs hatch into larvae. 3. A flower turns into a fruit. 4. Leaves also need sunlight to make food. Send me the next one 📸