Q1. Write the name of our national animal and national bird ?
Answer:- Our national animal is tiger and national bird is peacock.
Q2.
(a) Tiger belongs to cat Family.
(b) A tiger’s body has black strips and leopard has black dots on its body.
(c) Till 2008 there were about 1411 tigers in India.
3.) Fill in the blanks-
(a) Tiger is a member of cat family.
(b) There are black strips on tiger’s body and leopard’s body is covered with black dots.
(c) In 2008 there were 1411 tigers in India.
(d) A tiger can be weighed up to 300 Kg.
(e) Cats can not sense sweet taste.
4.) Match the following-
Answer:
Jim Corbett - Uttarakhand
Sunderban - West Bengal
Bandipur - Karnataka
Kanha - M.P.
5.) Tick the right and cross the wrong sentences:
(a) A Tiger can seen six times better than humans. (✓)
(b) Cats can not remain alert about nearby danger is sleep.( × )
(c) Humans can sense the danger of earthquake better than birds. ( × )
(d) We should not use products made from the skin of tigers. (✓ )
v.) A tiger can not change its voice according to the situation. ( × )
6.) What is the importance of celebrating Wildlife conservation week?
Answer:- Many animal species have become extinct and many are on the verge of extinction. And human beings are responsible for this. Decreasing number and extinction of animal is a mater of great worry. The aim of the day or week is to make people aware of this . So educate people about this is the important thing of celebrating Wildlife conservation week.
7.) What are the reason behind the declining number of house sparrows?
Answer :- The main reason behind the declining number of house sparrows is the destruction of their habitat. In the past there were kutcha houses, in which they made their nests but now a days, all houses are made of bricks and sand, leaving no space for their nests.
8.) What is ‘ Project Tiger’?
Answer :- On April 1st, 1973 tiger project was started. The main aim of this project was to mark the safety area and to ban the hunting of tigers. Initially, the nine areas brought under this project. This project ensures full protection of tigers in these areas with suitable living conditions and right amount of food and water for their survival. Today these areas have increased from 9 to 50.
9.) What is the difference between a tiger and a leopard?
Answer :- Tiger is brownish yellow in colour and its chest is white and it has black strips on its body while leopard’s body is marked with black dots.
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