Natural Vegetation

Q.

Differentiate between the direct and indirect use value of biodiversity with suitable examples.

Q. Trees, plants, and bushes that grow on their own, without any human interference are called _______.

1. Wildlife vegetation
2. Natural vegetation
3. Human-less vegetation
4. Forest vegetation

Q. Which of the following factors determine the natural vegetation of a region?

1. Wildlife population
2. Human intervention
3. Rainfall
4. Type of soil

Q. A plant community growing naturally without any human aid or interference is called .

1. forest
2. natural vegetation
3. garden
4. plantation

Q. What factors affect the natural vegetation of any region?

Q. Natural vegetation is irreplaceable and inevitable in many ways. It must be preserved. Justify.

1. It provides raw material for many industries.
2. It serves as a natural habitat for wildlife
3. It helps control environmental pollution and preserves ecological balance
4. It causes seasonal monsoon rainfall.

Q. What percentage of land area is covered by the mountains?

1. 17%
2. 32%
3. 20%
4. 43%

Q. Pick the odd one out from the following.

1. Agricultural fields
2. Gardens
3. Plantations
4. Forests

Q. Pick the natural vegetations from the following:

1. Deserts
2. Crop fields
3. Plantations
4. Grasslands

Q.

Name the states in India where we can find red soil?

Q. The geomorphic features of the central plain is/are ____________.

1. bhabar
2. bhanga
3. terai and khadar
4. all of the above