Habitat

Q.

Why the plants of a snowy cold mountain and the plants of a hot arid desert are different in structure and shape?

Snowy Mountain: Pine Tree Hot Desert: Cactus Plant

1. The structure and shape of trees develop according to the surroundings.

2. Cactus can survive in snow and pine can survive in desert.

3. There structure and shape is not different.

4. Pine and other similar trees don't need water, they need snow to grow.

Q. What are orchards? Note down some of the characteristics of orchards that make it different from forests.

Q. The phenomenon by which birds escape from harsh and cold weather conditions is termed __.

1. adaptation
2. modification
3. migration
4. flying

Q.

Why the plants of a snowy cold mountain and the plants of a hot arid desert are different in structure and shape?

1. Snowy Mountain: Pine Tree

2. Hot Desert: Cactus Plant

1. Pine and other similar trees don't need water, they need snow to grow

2. The structure and shape of trees develop according to the surroundings

3. Cactus can survive in snow and pine can survive in desert

4. There structure and shape is not different

Q.

What is the difference between habit and niche

Q. Name two different types of forests we can find around the world?

Q.

Every year thousands of Monarch butterflies make a journey from Canada and the United States to spend the winter in Mexico. A new generation makes the reverse journey as summer approaches the Northern Hemisphere. What is this process called?

1. Travelling

2. Emigration

3. Immigration

4. Migration

Q. Specific features which enable an organism to survive in a particular habitat is called adaptation.

1. False
2. True

Q. Define habitat. Name the five major habitats on Earth.

Q. The presence of specific features, which enable a plant or an animal to live in a particular habitat is called ___________.

1. acclimatisation
2. adaptation

Q. Which of the following organisms live in snowy regions?​