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1.
Rohit's maternal aunt lives in western India, i.e., Jodhpur. One summer evening Rohit had a talk to his cousin brother Guddu during which they talked regarding weather also. Though it was summer but Rohit's family enjoyed a better climate at north-east India i.e., Shillong at that time. Guddu told it is extreme hot at Jodhpur and temperature rises upto 45°C.
On this situation answer the following questions:
(i) What is weather and climate?
(ii) Why is there a variation of weather in two opposite parts of India, though climate was summer?
(iii) What are the primary factors that determine the weather changes?
(iv) Was Rohit missing the nice weather at Shillong ? Give your own opinion.
2.
Given below is a list of climatic conditions and some examples of animals. Read them carefully and place the items in the relevant columns as shown.
Penguin, Gorilla, Monkey, Reindeer, Assam, Greenland, Sun does not rise for six months, Hot and humid climate, Days and nights are almost equal in' length throughout the year, Winter temperature around - 370C, Western Ghats.
| Tropical Rain Forest | Polar Region |
| (i) Hot and Humid Climate | (i) Penguin |
3.
What are the various adaptations of polar bear and their advantages to the bear?
4.
Describe the various adaptations of penguin and their advantages.
5.
What is the role of sun for controlling the weather?
6.
What is meant by migration of birds, how it is regulated?
7.
How elephant is adopted to the conditions of tropical rainforest?
8.
The following graph shows the change in temperature. Answer according to the reading of graph.
(a) Draw a table and fill the temperature change of each day.
(b) Which day show the highest temperature?
(c) Which day shows the minimum temperature?

9.
In a class, the teacher was explaining a concept from weather and climate chapter. Anand got confused and slowly asked his teacher to repeat again. She smiled and started again. In equatorial belt the climate is hot and wet. It has evergreen rainforest and variety of plants. Similarly the vegetation of tropical region also has variations. The forest located between two tropics is called tropical forest. Desert shows arid region and only xerophytes are observed. These plants show specific modification for their survival in this arid region.
(a) Which type of forest is formed in equatorial region?
(b) What are the variation in vegetation seen in tropical forest?
(c) Give some adaptations of plants that are formed in desert.
(d) Some places conifers are seen. What are these places?
(e) What values do we observe in the teacher and Anand?
10.
Rohan went to the desert of Rajasthan with his freinds. He saw an animal. It had a hump. Its feet had large soles. He wondered about this animal. He found that these were adaptations of that animal which helped it to survive in very hot and dry climate of the desert. Answer the following questions on the basis of the observations seen by Rohan.
(a) Name the animal Rohan observed in the desert of Rajasthan?
(b) What role does this hump has in this animal?
(c) Why do it has large soles?
(d) Can you give same more adaptations of this animal which help it to survive in desert?
(e) What values do you observe in Rohan?
1.
(i) Weather: The day to day condition of the atmosphere at a place with respect to the temperature, rainfall etc. is called weather.
Climate: The average weather pattern taken over a long time is called the climate of the place.
(ii) Weather changes are observed in two different geographical areas as one area, i.e., Rajasthan is hot and dry with minimum rainfall at the same time Shillong situated as North-east part of India receives rain for a major part of the year so temperature does not rise high.
(iii) Energy absorbed from Sun and reflected by earth surface, oceans, mountains, atmosphere.
(iv) Apparently, it seems that Rohit is missing the nice climate of Shillong but actually like animals human being also are supposed to adjust in variable climate and weather for their survival. So, Rohit is happy in his own place.
2.
| Tropical Rain Forest | Polar Region |
|---|---|
| (i) Hot and Humid Climate | (i) Penguin |
| (ii) Gorilla | (ii) Reindeer |
| (iii) Monkey | (iii) Greenland |
| (iv) Assam | (iv) Sun does not rise for six months. |
| (v) Day and night are almost equal in length throughout the year. | (v) Winter temperature around - 37°C. |
| (vi) Western Ghats |
3.
Adaptations of polar bear:
(i) White fur: This blends with the snowy white background. This adaptation protects the polar bear from predators. It also helps in catching the prey.
(ii) The fur has two layers which protects the bear from cold.
(iii) In addition to fur a thick layer of fat present under skin insulates the body from cold.
(iv) It can close its nostrils by doing so it can remain under water for long period.
(v) It has strong sense of smell that helps in locating the prey from a distance.
(vi) Its paws are flat which helps to walk in snow.
(vii) It has small ears that help it to retain as much heat as possible.
4.
(i) Its body is white coloured from the underside and merges well with the white background of snow.
(ii) It has thick skin and a lot of fat to protect it from cold.
(iii) Penguins huddle together. This they do to keep warm.
(iv) Penguins have streamlined body and their feet have webs, which makes them good swimmers.
5.
All changes in the weather are caused by the sun. The energy sent out by the sun is so huge that it is the source of all heat and light on the earth. Energy absorbed and reflected by the earth surface, oceans and the atmosphere play an important role in determining weather of any particular place.
6.
To escape the harsh winter conditions of polar regions birds travel to warmer place in winter. This movement of birds is termed migration. During migration the birds fly high where wind flow is helpful and the cold conditions allow them to disperse the heat generated by their flight muscles. How these birds travel to the same place year after year is still a mystery. These birds have built in sense of direction and they know which direction to travel. Many birds are guided by sun during day and by stars during night. Some ornithologists suggest that the birds may use magnetic field of the earth to find the direction.
7.
(i) It has a big trunk which is used for two purposes-as a nose and for picking up food.
(ii) Its tusk can tear bark of trees. The elephant thus does not face problem as far as availability of food is concerned.
(iii) It has large ears which can hear small sounds. The large ears also help the elephant to remain cool in the hot and humid climate of the rainforest.
8.
(a) Table showing the reading of temperature from the graph:
| Date | Maximum temperature |
|---|---|
| 03/11/14 | 26.0oC |
| 04/11/14 | 23.5oC |
| 05/11/11 | 25.0oC |
| 06/11/14 | 22.0oC |
| 07/11/14 | 25.5oC |
| 08/11/14 | 23.3oC |
| 09/11/14 | 24.4oC |
(b) The highest temperature is seen on 3rd November, 2014.
(c) The lowest temperature or minimum temperature was seen on 06th November, 2014.
9.
(a) Evergreen rainforest with the greatest variety of plants are seen in equational region.
(b) In tropical regions, vegetation varies from broad leaves evergreen trees to tropical deciduous trees to grassland.
(c) The plants in the arid of desert regions have modified leaves covered with hair or waxy coating and an extensive root system.
(d) Conifers are maintained and adapted to withst and snow fall and shortage ofwater in colder belt.
(e) Anand is observant and sincere boy. He is not afraid to ask question in the class.
10.
(a) Rohan observed a camel in the desert of Rajasthan.
(b) The hump stores fat which provides camel with food in times of food shortage.
(c) The feets of camel has large soles which help it to walk on soft sond.
(d) Camel can drink a very large quantity of water at a time which is stored in its stomach. It sweats very little which helps it to conserve water. Also it excretes very little water in the form of urine.
(e) Rohan is observant, curious and adventurer. He asks intelligent questions.
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