Importance of Forests Quiz - CBSE Class 7 Science
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Which of the following is an ecological importance of forests?
- Forests provide fresh oxygen.
- Forests consume all oxygen.
- Forests pollute the air.
- Forests block sunlight completely.
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Answer: A. Forests provide fresh oxygen.
Forests are crucial in the carbon cycle and play an essential role in providing oxygen by photosynthesis.
Which of these is a way forests impact the water cycle?
- Forests initiate evaporation.
- Forests absorb rainwater and release it slowly.
- Forests prevent water vapor formation.
- Forests create saltwater springs.
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Answer: B. Forests absorb rainwater and release it slowly.
Forests play a crucial role in the water cycle by absorbing rainwater and releasing it gradually, maintaining groundwater levels.
Why are forests important in regulating the Earth's temperature?
- Forests influence global temperature by trapping greenhouse gases.
- Forests increase global warming rapidly.
- Forests have no effect on temperature.
- Forests only cool down the equator.
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Answer: A. Forests influence global temperature by trapping greenhouse gases.
Forests absorb CO2, a greenhouse gas, thus playing a role in regulating the Earth's temperature.
Forests help in climate regulation by:
- Absorbing sunlight and storing carbon dioxide
- Blocking the sun completely
- Only reflecting light back into space
- Amplifying greenhouse gases
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Answer: A. Absorbing sunlight and storing carbon dioxide
Forests absorb carbon dioxide and sunlight, playing a pivotal role in mitigating the effects of climate change.
What is one of the major threats to forests?
- Deforestation due to agricultural expansion
- Excessive rainfall
- High animal population
- Urban tranquility
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Answer: A. Deforestation due to agricultural expansion
Deforestation for agriculture is a major threat to forests as it leads to habitat loss and biodiversity reduction.