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3 Marks
1.
What are decomposers? Name any two of them. What do they do in the forest?
2.
Explain the role of forests in maintaining the balance between oxygen and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
3.
Explain why there is no waste in a forest.
4.
List five products we get from forests.
5.
Why should we worry about the conditions and issues related to forest far from us?
6.
Explain why there is a need of variety of animals and plants in a forests
Multiple Choice Question
7.
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
Forests protect the soil from erosion
Plants and animals in a forest are not dependent on one another
Forests influence the climate and water cycle
Soil helps forest to grow and regenerate
8.
Plants do not depend on animals for
pollination
food
seed dispersal
nutrients
9.
Flow of energy in nature takes the following path
carnivores ⟶ herbivores ⟶ green plants
green plants ⟶ herbivores ⟶ carnivores
sun ⟶ green plants ⟶ herbivores ⟶ carnivores
sun ⟶ carnivores ⟶ herbivores ⟶ green plants
10.
Microorganisms act upon the dead plants to produce
sand
mushroom
humus
wood
11.
Which of the following is not a forest product?
Gum
Plywood
Sealing wax
Kerosene
2 Marks
12.
List some animals which live in deeper areas of the forest.
13.
Paheli while moving in a forest observed that there was no noise pollution, though lots of heavy vehicles were passing from the nearby highway. Explain why.
14.
Give the reason behind variations found in the forests of different regions.
15.
Paheli wrote a food chain in the following way: Frog ⟶ Eagle ⟶ Insects ⟶ Grass ⟶ Snake. The chain is not in the correct order. Help her to write the food chain correctly.
16.
Are there similar kind of trees in every forests?
17.
State the consequence when one food chain is disturbed in an ecosystem.
5 Marks
18.
Cycling of papers help in the conservation of the forests. Justify.
19.
Sachin lives in a village, this village is surrounded by a forest. One day he noticed that in nearby pond sedimentation is increased so much that water has become muddy, streams are drying up. There is scarcity of fuel wood. He soon realised that he has to raise the issue of forest protection from cutting down trees, etc. Soon he involved the nearby village people and made an organisation to take an initiative.
Now, answer the following questions
(a) What changes might have Sachin noticed in his area?
(b) Give the porbable reason for such changes mentioned above.
(c) What are the values shown by Sachin?
20.
A snake charmer came to the society and smelled the presence of a cobra near the guardroom. The head of the society agreed to allow the man to search, catch and take away the snake with him. Little Krishi who was seeing all this disagreed. He explained the people that it might disturb the food chain in the environment. Now, answer the following questions
(a) Describe food chain.
(b) Construct a food chain involving snake at one of its level.
(c) What are the values shown by Krishi?
3 Marks
1.
Decomposers are the microorganisms that convert the dead plants and animals into humus. Bacteria and mushroom are the two types of decomposers.
They help in the process of recycling of nutrients by decomposing various dead organisms such as plants and animals to form humus. Therefore, decomposers are helpful for the environment.
2.
Forests are called the green lungs. This is because plants in forests release oxygen through the process of photosynthesis and help in providing oxygen to animals for respiration. They consume carbon dioxide released by the animals. In this way, plants help in maintaining a balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide in atmosphere.
3.
There is no waste in a forest because microorganisms act on the wastes and convert them into humus. The humus ensures that the nutrients are returned back to the soil.
4.
(i) Fruits
(ii) Vegetables
(iii) Medicines
(iv) Oxygen
(v) Cereals
5.
There are various reasons for which we should be vigilant about matters related to forests:
(i) A decrease in forest area would lead to an increase in carbon dioxide in air. This will lead to an increase of earth's temperature.
(ii) Soil erosion would occur if there are no forests.
(iii) Floods would occur if there are no forests
(iv) Forests provide shelter and food to the living organisms.
6.
A greater variety of plants and animals in the forests help it to regenerate and grow. Greater variety of plants means more food and habitat for the herbivores. An increase in herbivores means more food for carnivores.
Multiple Choice Question
7.
(b)
Plants and animals in a forest are not dependent on one another
8.
(b)
food
9.
(c)
sun ⟶ green plants ⟶ herbivores ⟶ carnivores
10.
(c)
humus
11.
(d)
Kerosene
2 Marks
12.
Boars, bisons, jackals, porcupines, elephants, etc., live in the deeper areas of the forest.
13.
Paheli observed that there is no noise pollution in a forest even though there are lots of heavy vehicles passing from the nearby highway. It is because trees present in the forest absorb the noise.
14.
The variation in the type of plants and animals is found in different forests because of the climatic conditions of that particular area.
15.
Grass ⟶ Insects ⟶ Frog ⟶ Eagle
16.
No, due to different climatic conditions, there are variations in the types of trees and other plants. From forest to forest.
17.
Since, all food chains are interlinked disturbance in one food chain will affect the other food chain in a forest.
5 Marks
18.
The papers are made from wood pulp. We derive wood by cutting down trees. If we recycling existing quantity of paper in the market and will not let it decompose, we can stop cutting of forest trees for new raw materials required for paper making.It takes years to grow a tree and cutting a tree takes only few minutes. So, we should give a serious thought before cutting a single tree even and should encourage recycling of papers every where In our country and in the world.
19.
(a) Sachin noticed the disturbance in the water cycle in his area like stream drying up. Pond water getting muddy, less availability of fuel wood, etc.
(b) Deforestation.
(c) Love for nature and environmental consciousness.
20.
(a) The sequence of living organisms in which one organism eats another is called a food chain.
(b) \(\underset { (Procedur) }{ Grass } \longrightarrow \underset { (Herbivore) }{ Insect } \longrightarrow \underset { (Carnivore) }{ Frog } \longrightarrow \underset { (Large\quad carnivore) }{ Snake } \longrightarrow \underset { (Top\quad carnivore) }{ Eagle } \)
(c)Scientific attitude, Obligation to maintain the ecosystem of nature.
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