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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Resources that are found everywhere are called
Stock
Ubiquitous
Localized
Potential
Examples of Ubiquitous resources are:
air
sunlight
water
soil
On the basis of distribution resources can be
renewable or non-renewable
ubiquitous or localised
On the basis of availiblity ,natural resources are classified as :-
Biotic and abiotic
Potential and actual
Ubiquitous and localised
Renewable and non - renewable
Those resources which are not found everywhere, but these are found only in certain places; are called?
Ubiquitous resources
Localised resources
Natural resources
Renewable resources
Examples of Localised resources are:
Coal
Iron ore
Copper
Diamond
What is this video referring to:
Water is the most essential for human life
Water Conservation
What is water made of
Aquatic life can have a hard time in stagnant water that has a lot of rotting, organic material in it, especially in summer.
What is this video talking about?
Earth is called a blue planet due to the presence of water on it
It forms the basis of life and is of primary concern to human beings as it is directly related to domestic reeds and economic activities
There will not be any plant and wildlife (flora and fauna} on Earth if we do not save water
Refer to this video and answer is oceans water suitable for drinking and other domestic agricultural and industrial purposes? Why?
(a)
Refer to this video and answer Where is water suitable for drinking and other domestic, agricultural, and industrial purposes found?
(a)
Refer to this video and answer: Resources such as rivers, ponds, lakes, and underground called?
(a)
Refer to this video and answer: How do freshwater resources get replenished?
(a)
Refer to this video and answer: Why must we not waste water or pollute our lakes and rivers?
The distribution of water in India is quite uneven.
Some regions of our country have excessive rains while others have moderate rains whereas some parts get
very less or no rainfall at all
Our Earth is a blue planet
Refer to this video and answer: What is Rainwater harvesting:
Rainwater harvesting is one of the methods of conservation of water.
River water is used to collect and store.
Rainwater harvesting has a negative impact on the environment.
The best and cheapest alternative to the traditional water supply systems is rainwater harvesting.
Refer to this video and answer: What are Lakes and Johads dug for?
(a)
