Dear Readers,
Here I have made these fill ups from the geography chapter Natural Vegetation and Wild Life.
- The growth of vegetation depends on ________ and ________.
- The natural vegetation is generally classified into three broad categories: ________, ________, and ________.
- ________ grow where temperature and rainfall are plentiful to support a tree cover.
- The change in the type of natural vegetation occur mainly because of the change of ________.
- ________ grows in the region of moderate rain.
- The ________ forest in Brazil are also known as lungs of the Earth.
- ________, one of the world’s largest snakes is found in tropical rain forests.
- ________ regions are hot and receive heavy rainfall throughout the year.
- Tropical deciduous are also known as ________ forests.
- The
________evergreen forests are located in the mid latitudinal coastal
region.
- ________ forests are found in the large part of India, North Australia and the Central America.
- Temperate evergreen forests comprise both ________ and ________ would trees like Oak, Pine etc.
- ________ trees adapt themselves to dry summers with the help of their thick barks and wax coated leaves.
- ________ forests are found in the north-eastern part of the USA, China, New Zealand and many other countries.
- Mediterranean regions are also knows as ________ for their food cultivation.
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I think I might have flunked geography. :-) Good exercise though.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting story - I loved our Natural History of Oregon class in 1971-72!
ReplyDeleteWith the wildfires on the West Coast of North America this summer, we are seeing the effects of climate change, and 30 years of drought. Sad to witness
Oh my -- I don't know the answers to many of these! I need to do a bit of reading...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great tool for home schooling! Very detailed! Great exercise.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to your "tests" but it shows I'm not the brightest student. LOL
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