Related Questions

If a tropical rain forest is removed, it does not regenerate quickly as compared to a tropical deciduous forest. This is because
A The soil of rain forest is deficient in nutrients
B Propagules of the trees in a rain forest have poor viability
C The rain forest species are slow growing
D Exotic species invade the fertile soil of rain forest
The Tropical Rain forest type of climate is characterised by ________
A Average rainfall of about 300 cm
B Heavy rain and high temperatures throughout the year
C Hot dry summer and mild wet winters
D Hot summer and cool winters with about 100 cm of annual rainfall
The type of rain in humid equatorial climate is
A Cyclonic
B Mountaineous
C Convectional
D Fluctuating and Cyclonic
Owing to the equatorial bulge and the polar flattening, the polar radius of the earth falls short of the equatorial radius by about ________
A 22 km
B 36 km
C 41 km
D 53 km
Selves are dense tropical rain forest of:
A South America
B North America
C South Africa
D Australia
What is the percentage cover of tropical rain forest in the world?
A 2
B 7
C 1
D 15
What happens to tropical soils when the rain forest is cleared?
A The soil improves to the extent that soluble nutrients are no longer depleted by the trees
B There is little effect on the soil because of its depth of
C Clearing interrupts the critical nutrient cycle and leads to soil leaching
D The soils stabilise and become excellent for grain
(i) What is global warming? How global warming affects the rapid change of climate? (ii) What are the bad impacts of climate change? (iii) How climate change affects the environment of Bangladesh (iv) How global warming can be minimized (v) What should be the role of students to protect the environment.
A (i) Global warming is the main natural reason and using harmful chemicals in everyday life the main reason created by men. The climate is changing rapidly that result in the rise of the earth's average temperature
B (ii) Climate change impacts include floods, cyclones, storm surges and drought, ice sheets melting which will seriously affect the agriculture and livelihood especially at the poor.
C (iii) Bangladesh is one of the largest deltas in the world which is highly vulnerable to Natural Disasters because of its Geographical location, Fiat and low-lying landscape, Population density, Poverty, Illiteracy, Lack of Institutional setup, etc.
D (iv) To reduce the bad impact of climate change people should be aware of. Tree plantation can reduce global warming which is the main natural reason for climate change. Stop using harmful chemicals can reduce environmental pollution which is the main man
E (v) Students should be careful to protect the environment and raise awareness. Thus the students can play a vital role to reduce bad impact of climate changes.
In which one of the following places is the Forest Survey of India (FSI), a national organization engaged in forest cover mapping, forest inventory and training in the field of remote sensing and GIS, located?
A Dehradun
B Itanagar
C Ahmedabad
D Aizawl
The.............. of the world extend around the equator in tropical and semi-tropical regions.
A . areas that grow cotton
B growth of cotton areas
C cotton-growing areas
D areas that cotton is grown

Next steps