Climate and adaptation Worksheet-9
True/False:
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Polar ice cap is found in low latitudes.
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Wetlands are among the most naturally fertile areas in the world.
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Eutrophic lakes are very deep and lack nutrients.
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The climate in the tropics is hot and humid and warm in the temperate regions.
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Many animals in hot and dry desert-like climates are diurnal (non nocturnal) in nature.
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The climate is warmer at places closer to the equator than the places closer to the poles.
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Some animals in cold areas enter into an ‘active’ state during cold winter season.
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Many animals in hot and humid climates leave a cooling effect by evaporation from the body viz. active sweating, panting, and licking.
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Adaptations may be a physiological adaptation or it may not depend on the way the animal behaves.
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Climate describes the weather conditions occurring over a long period of time in a given place.
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Animals in hot and humid climates are more dormant during early morning, evening, or night.
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Weather describes the changes that take place in the atmosphere at a given place and time.
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The climate of the Earth depends on the distance from the sun, altitude, latitude, and humidity.
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The tilt of the Earth's axis of rotation with respect to the plane of its orbit around the sun causes day and night on the Earth.
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Animals that live in cold areas usually have adaptations to keep their bodies warm by layers of fat deposits, etc.
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Camels have thick lips which help them to survive in the desert heat.
Answer Key:
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False
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True
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False
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True
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False
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True
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False
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True
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False
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True
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False
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True
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True
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False
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True
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True