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WorksheetsINDIA:CLIMATE,VEGETATION AND WILDLIFE
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Day to day changes in the atmosphere are known as?
Weather
Vegetation
Mausium
None of these
March to May is the season of
Monsoon
South-west Monsoon season
Hot weather Season
Cold weather season
Hot and dry winds are known as………… blow during the day in summers. (FULL ANSWER IN CAPITAL EXAMPLE: ABC)
(a)
During the winter season the sun rays
Falls zigzag manner
Falls horizontally
Falls slantly
Falls directly
The states of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu receive a great amount of rainfall during the season of………….. ( ALL LETTERS IN CAPITAL EXAMPLE ABC)
(a)
When does the cold season recognize in India?
July to August
December to February
October to November
May to June
Gir forest in _______ is the home of lions.
Punjab
Rajasthan
Delhi
Gujarat
Season of retreating monsoon is also known as
Summer
Rainy
Autumn
Winter
…………… is a well-known species of mangrove forests. (all letters in capital example ABC)
(a)
During the south west monsoon period the moisture laden winds blow from
Land to sea
Sea to land
Mountains to sea
Plateaus to plains
The world’s highest amount of rainfall occurs in(ALL LETTERS IN CAPITAL EXAMPLE)
(a)
Wild goat and snow leopards are found in
Himalayan region
Mangrove forest
Peninsular region
Gir forests
During the summer season
Temperature becomes very high
Heavy rainfalls
Temperature becomes very low
Snowfall
____ forests can survive in saline water
Thorny bushes
Mountains
Mangrove
Deciduous
Agriculture in India is dependent on
rains
drought
winds
all of these
From which language is the word monsoon taken?
Latin
Arabic
English
None of these
Parrots, pigeons, geese, etc. are examples of ……….. birds. (ALL LETTERS IN CAPITAL EXAMPLE ABC)
(a)
Which state has freezing cold during the winter season in India?
Rajasthan
Bihar
Madhya Pradesh
Jammu and Kashmir
Which of the following has Tropical Rain Forest?
Western ghats forest
Sahara desert
Jaisalmer
Bikaner
In which state are the cactus, khair, Babool, Keekar etc. found?
Rajasthan
Bihar
Both (a) and (b)
None of these
