- Producing offspring encures the continuation of a plant or animal species
- Reproduction produces / produce offspring
- Hence, reproduction ensures the continuation of a plant or animal species

- Reproduction ensures the continuation of a plant or animal species
- Ensuring the continuation of a species is required for the survival of that species
- Hence, reproduction is required for the survival of a species

- A redwood tree is a kind of tree
- A tree is a kind of plant
- Therefore, a redwood tree is a kind of plant

- A wildflower is a kind of flower
- A flower is a kind of plant
- Hence, a wildflower is a kind of plant

- A redwood tree is a kind of plant
- A wildflower is a kind of plant
- So, a redwood tree and a wildflower are both kinds of plants

- A redwood tree and a wildflower are both kinds of plants
- A plant is a kind of living thing
- So, a redwood tree and a wildflower are both kinds of living things

- If a thing can do something then that thing has the ability to do that something
- Living things can all reproduce
- Hence, all living things have the ability to reproduce

- A redwood tree and a wildflower are both kinds of living things
- All living things have the ability to reproduce
- So, a redwood tree and a wildflower both have the ability to reproduce

- Reproduction is required for the survival of a species
- A redwood tree and a wildflower both have the ability to reproduce
- Hence, a redwood tree and a wildflower both have the ability to reproduce in order to suvive

Therefore, a redwood tree and a wildflower both have the ability to reproduce in order to suvive
Question: Some plants, like redwood trees, may live for thousands of years. Some plants, like the black-eyed Susan wildflower, may only live a few weeks. What would these plants most likely have in common in order to survive?
Context: - If a thing can do something then that thing has the ability to do that something 
- A plant is a kind of living thing 
- A wildflower is a kind of flower 
- A flower is a kind of plant 
- Producing offspring encures the continuation of a plant or animal species 
- Living things can all reproduce 
- A redwood tree is a kind of tree 
- A tree is a kind of plant 
- Reproduction produces / produce offspring 
- Ensuring the continuation of a species is required for the survival of that species