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What is the symbol of the World Wildlife Fund?
Elephant
Panda
Tiger
Dolphin
How many family members of pandas are left in the world?
1000
1600
2000
500
What is the short-term change in the atmosphere called?
Weather
Climate
Season
Ecosystem
Why are many animals becoming extinct?
Habitat destruction
Changing climate
Lack of food
All of the above
What is the day-to-day change in the atmosphere called?
(a)
Which animal symbolizes the World Wildlife Fund?
(a)
What is causing animals to lose their natural habitats?
Human activities such as deforestation and urbanization.
Climate change
How many pandas are left in the world?
Approximately 1,600
The (a) is the symbol of the World Wildlife Fund.
The day-to-day change in the atmosphere is called (a) .
Sadly, there are only (a) pandas left in the world.
Many animals are becoming (a) because of the changing climate.
Climate refers to the short-term changes in the atmosphere.
True
False
The World Wildlife Fund’s symbol is a panda.
True
False
There are only 1600 pandas left in the world.
True
False
Weather changes over several years.
True
False
What is the time frame for measuring climate patterns?
30 years
How long is the period over which climate is usually measured?
10 years
30 years
50 years
100 years
Which factor makes places near the equator hotter?
Distance from the sea
Vertical rays of the Sun
Higher altitude
Cold winds
What happens to the temperature as we move away from the equator?
It increases
It decreases
It remains constant
It fluctuates
What is the moderating influence on coastal areas?
Rainfall
Sunlight
Land and sea breeze
Mountains
What type of climate does India experience?
Tropical monsoon climate
Temperate climate
Polar climate
Desert climate
Climate is the (a) change or regular pattern of weather conditions over a large area.
The dispersal of sun rays changes because of the (a) surface of the Earth.
The coastal areas are neither too hot nor too cold because of the (a) influence.
The higher the location of a place, the (a) it becomes.
India’s climate is best described as (a) monsoon climate.
Climate is measured over a short period of time.
True
False
Altitude influences the temperature of a place.
True
False
Coastal areas experience extreme temperatures.
True
False
Polar regions are colder because the sun’s rays are spread over a larger area of land.
True
False
India experiences a uniform type of climate across the country.
True
False
What is the long-term pattern of weather called?
(a)
What factor makes higher altitudes colder?
(a)
What is the climate of India classified as?
(a)
What breeze moderates the temperature in coastal areas?
(a)
What is the shape of the Earth that influences the dispersal of sun rays?
(a)
Why are places near the equator hotter?
Why do coastal areas experience moderate temperatures?
Why are polar regions colder?
Why does temperature decrease with altitude?
Describe the summer season in India.
Explain the effects of monsoon winds in India.
Which months does the summer season in India span?
May to August
March to June
January to April
June to September
What is the temperature in the northern plains during the summer season?
30°C
40°C
45°C
50°C
What is the name of the hot and dry winds that blow in the northern plains during summer?
Monsoon
Cyclone
Loo
Breeze
Which part of India is expected to face more frequent droughts?
Which region receives the highest rainfall in the world?
Tamil Nadu
Rajasthan
Mawsynram
Gujarat
The summer season in India lasts from ________ to ________.
(a)
The hot and dry winds blowing in the northern plains during summer are called (a) .
Droughts are expected to occur more frequently in (a) , Odisha, Jharkhand, and Chhattisgarh.
The monsoon winds blow towards the ________ from the ________.
(a)
(a) in Meghalaya receives the highest rainfall in the world.
The temperature in the desert regions can rise up to 47°C during summer.
True
False
Coastal areas are too hot due to their nearness to the sea.
True
False
The monsoon winds carry a large amount of moisture with them.
True
False
Rajasthan and Gujarat receive heavy rainfall during the monsoon season.
True
False
Mawsynram receives the lowest rainfall in the world.
True
False
What is the name of the winds that bring rain to India?
(a)
What is the main factor causing droughts in some regions of India?
(a)
What is the highest recorded temperature in the desert regions of India during summer?
(a)
Which region receives the highest rainfall in the world?
(a)
What is the key atmospheric condition in coastal areas during summer?
(a)
Why do desert regions experience very high temperatures during summer?
Why do coastal areas have moderate temperatures?
Why does Mawsynram receive the highest rainfall?
Describe the summer season in India.
Explain the effects of monsoon winds in India.
During which months does the winter season occur in India?
November to January
November to February
December to March
Which region of India receives heavy snowfall during the winter season?
Northern Plains
Himalayan Region
Peninsular India
Desert Region
What is the instrument used to measure rainfall called?
Barometer
Thermometer
Rain Gauge
Hygrometer
What happens to the length of days and nights during winter?
Days become longer, nights become shorter
Days and nights are equal
Days become shorter, nights become longer
Days remain the same
What is causing glaciers to melt and habitats to become extinct?
Rainfall
Harmful gases and human activities
Natural disasters
Cold weather
The instrument used to measure rainfall is called a (a) .
The winter season in India lasts from ________ to ________.
(a)
The (a) region experiences heavy snowfall during winter.
The Coromandel Coast receives heavy (a) during winters.
(a) are melting, and animal habitats are becoming extinct due to climate change.
The desert region is cold during the day and hot at night.
True
False
Peninsular India experiences pleasant winters.
True
False
A rain gauge is used to measure temperature.
True
False
Climate change is caused by harmful gases and human activities.
True
False
Scientists warn that not taking action against climate change will harm future generations.
True
False
What instrument is used to measure rainfall?
Which region in India experiences heavy snowfall in winter?
Himalayan Region
What season occurs from November to February in India?
What is the primary cause of climate change?
What becomes longer during winter: days or nights?
Why do nights become longer during winter?
Why do glaciers melt due to climate change?
Why is the desert region cold at night?
Why is it important to stop climate change?
Describe the winter season in India.
Explain the effects of recent climatic changes.
How is rainfall measured, and why is it important?
The higher the location of a place, the (a) it is.
The climate of India is best described as (a) .
During summers, hot winds called (a) blow in North India.
(a) in the Khasi Hills of Meghalaya receives the highest rainfall in the world.
