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Grdae:7 natural Vegetation and Wildlife (Part-2)

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

What do you understand by forest?

a)

An area where vegetation comprises of tress is called a forest.

b)

A forest is a barren area of landscape where little precipitation occurs and, consequently, living conditions are hostile for plant and animal life.

2.

How we can classify the types of forests?

a)

1) Evergreen forests.

2) Deciduous forest.

b)

1)Grassland

2) Desert.

c)

1) Rain forests

2) Equatorial forests.

3.

Give the other name for "Tropical Evergreen Forests ".

a)

These forest are also called “Rain forests “ and “Selva.

b)

These forest are also known as “ Monsoon forests

4.

Select the important features of deciduous forests.

a)

In this forests most of the trees shed their leaves at particular time of the year, usually during the dry season.

b)

The forest are so named as there is no particular seasons for the trees to shed all their laves. Therefore, these forests remain green throughout the year

5.

Ebony, mahogany, rosewood ,rubber and cinchona are the important trees found in __________ forests

a)

Monsoon forests.

b)

Rain forests.

6.

________________ forests are rich in different species of wildlife. A verity of tree animals are found such as monkeys, apes, sloths ,bats tree lizards ,carnivorous animals

a)

Tropical Evergreen Forests

b)

Tropical Deciduous Forests.

7.

Which forests are found in Monsoon Asia, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka Myanmar, Central America, Parts of Brazil, East Africa and North Australia.

a)

Tropical Evergreen Forests.

b)

Tropical Deciduous Forests.

8.

The wildlife in this forest includes tiger, elephants, leopards, bears monkeys, deer, ect.

a)

Tropical Deciduous Forests.

b)

Tropical Evergreen Forests.

9.

The trees in this forest commonly very valuable, some of the important trees are teak, Sal, sandal wood, Shisham, bamboo and eucalyptus.

a)

Tropical Evergreen Forests.

b)

Tropical Deciduous Forests.