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Published on: 02/08/2018
In this question paper prepared from the chapter Nature Resources. The important questions are covers from the Higher Order Thinking Questions and Value Based Questions.
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1.
Why do terrestial life forms require fresh water?
2.
(i) Define the term 'smog'.
(ii) Name two types of diseases caused by regularly breathing the polluted air.
3.
What are the two factors that cause changes in our atmosphere?
4.
What are the two ways in which carbon dioxide is fixed to keep its percentage almost constant?
5.
What are the two things which are essential for all forms of life on the earth?
6.
What is the role of the atmosphere in climate control?
7.
Increase in concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may cause ........ effect.
8.
Various man-made compounds such as ........ cause depletion of ozone layer.
9.
We need to ........ our natural resources and use them in a .......... manner.
10.
.............. of air, water and soil affect the quality of life and ......... the biodiversity.
11.
............... of water from water bodies and subsequent ......... give us rain.
12.
Nitrogen fixing bacteria cannot fix N2 in presence of
CO2
N2
O2
light
13.
Which of the following does not contain nitrogen?
Nucleic acids
Proteins
Alkaloids
Fats
14.
Which one of the following are not involved in nitrogen fixation?
Free living bacteria
Rhizobium
Lightning
Parasitic bacteria
15.
Bits of decayed living organisms in soil is called
decomposer
humus
saprob
compost
16.
The outer crust of the earth is called
atmosphere
xerosphere
lithosphere
hydrosphere
17.
The main cause of depletion of ozone layer is excessive use of
CO2
CFCs
NO2
SO2
18.
Ozone hole was first observed over
Antartica
Australia
Arctic
America
19.
Most of the water on the earth surface is found in
lakes
rivers
oceans and seas
underground
20.
The surface of the earth covered with water is
75%
50%
25%
10%
21.
Humus causes the soil to
become more porous
allow more water to penetrate deep underground
allow air to reach deep underground roots
all of the above
1.
The osmotic concentration of terrestrial forms is low. They can neither store nor eliminate high amounts of dissolved salt present in sea water. Therefore, they require fresh water to maintain the balance of salts within the body.
2.
(i) Smog: Smog is defined as fog intensified by atmospheric pollutants. A thick cloud of water droplets or smoke suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface restricting or obscuring visibility is called fog.
(ii) Two types of diseases caused-
(a) Allergies
(b) Heart diseases/cancer
3.
(i) Heating of air and
(ii) Formation of water vapour.
4.
Carbon dioxide is fixed in two ways:
(i) Green plants convert carbon dioxide into glucose in the presence of sunlight.
(ii) Many marine animals (like Unio and Pila) use carbonates dissolved in sea-water to make their shells.
This fixation of carbon dioxide keeps its percentage almost constant in the atmosphere.
5.
(i) The three resources - the land, the water and the air available on the earth.
(ii) The energy which is provided by the sun.
6.
The atmosphere prevents the sudden increase in temperature during the daylight hours. It slows down the escape of heat into outer space during the night. Thus, the atmosphere keeps the average temperature of the earth fairly steady.
7.
( )
greenhouse
8.
( )
CFCs
9.
( )
conserve, sustainable
10.
( )
Pollution, harm
11.
( )
Evaporation, condensation
12.
(c)
O2
13.
(d)
Fats
14.
(d)
Parasitic bacteria
15.
(b)
humus
16.
(c)
lithosphere
17.
(b)
CFCs
18.
(a)
Antartica
19.
(c)
oceans and seas
20.
(a)
75%
21.
(d)
all of the above
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