Importance of Nature Quiz - CBSE Class 5 Social Science
Free practice quiz: Importance of Nature (CBSE Class 5 Social Science). 20 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.
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Why is nature important for human life?
- It provides us with food, water, and air.
- It makes our phones work faster.
- It stops the rain forever.
- It controls all the internet in the world.
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Answer: A. It provides us with food, water, and air.
Nature supplies the essential elements needed for survival such as food, water, and air.
What function do plants primarily fulfill in the ecosystem?
- They generate large amounts of plastic waste.
- They manufacture metals from ores.
- They produce oxygen through photosynthesis.
- They create new landscapes on planets.
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Answer: C. They produce oxygen through photosynthesis.
Plants convert sunlight into energy through photosynthesis and release oxygen as a by-product.
What impact does deforestation have on the environment?
- It reduces greenhouse gases.
- It increases soil fertility.
- It leads to loss of habitat and biodiversity.
- It creates more oxygen.
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Answer: C. It leads to loss of habitat and biodiversity.
Deforestation destroys habitats, which can lead to loss of species and biodiversity.
What is the significance of bees in maintaining ecological balance?
- They produce thunder.
- They are key pollinators for plants.
- They modify river courses.
- They turn minerals into metals.
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Answer: B. They are key pollinators for plants.
Bees pollinate flowers, which is essential for plant reproduction and ecosystem balance.
Why is it important to maintain a balanced ecosystem?
- To minimize the creation of deserts.
- To ensure the survival of all species and habitats.
- To increase the pollution levels.
- To cause widespread natural calamities.
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Answer: B. To ensure the survival of all species and habitats.
A balanced ecosystem ensures resources for all species without jeopardizing natural processes.