#geography-10th
- Kon sa Brazil ka kon sa India ka Flora of India and Brazil: India Brazil Neem Tree Amazon Rainforest Mango Tree Brazil Nut Tree Teak Tree Acai Palm Sandalwood Guava Rosewood... 1
- Q1 Are the following sentences right or wrong? Correct the wrong ones. Answer: (a) Right; (b) Right; (c) Wrong; (d) Wrong; (e) Wrong (a) Literacy rate is higher in Brazil than India. – Right. Brazil’s literacy r... 1
- (a) Arrange the following states of India in descending order of their population. Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh. Their respective population are as below: Uttar Pradesh... 1
- b) Arrange the states of Brazil in ascending order of their population: Amazonas, Rio de Janeiro, Alaguas, Sao Paulo, Parana Alaguas, Amazonas, Parana, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo Alaguas – 3,321,730 Amazonas – 3,873,743 Parana – 11,081,692 Rio de Janeiro – 16,461,17... 1
- Classify the factors affecting the distribution of population into favourable and unfavourable. Nearness to sea, Factors affecting the distribution of population can be classified as favourable and unfavourable based on their impact on human settlement... 2
- a) Explain the similarities and differences between the population distribution in Brazil and India Similarities: In both Brazil and India, population is unevenly distributed depending on the physiography with densely forested areas having... 1
- b) Giving examples, correlate climate and population distribution. Relation between climate and population: High rainfall causes growth of dense forests where human settlements are very less like the Amazon... 1
- Q4) Give geographical reason geography chapter 6 Maharashtra board Q4 Give geographical reasons: a) Population is an important resource. Answer: Population is an important resource as it is the human resourc... 1
- a) Population is an important resource. Population is an important resource as it is the human resources that ultimately affect the progress of a country. Its qualitative aspects l... 1
- b) Brazil’s population density is very less. Brazil’s population density is very less because almost half of its area is covered by the tropical rainforests of the Amazon basin. The den... 1
- c) India’s population density is high. India’s population density is high because most of the areas have natural resources that support agriculture and industries. Other factors l... 1
- d)The density of population is sparse in Amazon basin. The Amazon basin in Brazil has tropical rainforests as it is closer to the equator and it rains throughout the year. It has dense and divers... 1
- Q6 )Comment upon the population density of fig. 6.1 (b) Answer: Fig. 6.1 (b) shows that the population density of India is very uneven: it is highest in the northern plains and coastal areas and l... 1
- E) Like India, there is a need for conservation of forests in Brazil too. Like India, Brazil is facing the problem of degradation of environment due to deforestation, pollution, slash and burn agriculture, illegal... 1
- D) Wild life in India is decreasing day by day. Wildlife in India is decreasing day by day because of rapidly occurring deforestation, poaching, pollution. Expansion of cities to accommoda... 1
- C) A wide variety of insect species is found in Brazil. Insects are mostly found in forests, grasslands and swampy lands. Many insects eat leaves, grass and nectar from the plant. The evergreen ra... 1
- b) Vegetation is scarce in the high altitude of the Himalayas. As the altitude increases, the temperature decreases. The climate is very cold in the high altitudes. In Jammu and Kashmir and parts of Hima... 1
- a) The northern part of Brazil is covered with dense forests. The northern part of Brazil lies in the equatorial region.It receives ample sunlight and about 2000 mm of rainfall throughout the year.In th... 1
- E) Why does the deciduous type vegetation occupy most of India? Vegetation in a region is affected by the climate and rainfall of the region. In dia lies in the tropical zone and it has a monsoon type cli... 1
- D) What are the major causes of degradation of forest in Brazil and India? Answer: Forests in both Brazil and India are degraded mainly by human activities such as clearing land for agriculture and ranching, mining,... 2
- C) What environmental issues are faced by Brazil and India? The biggest environmental issue faced by Brazil is the deforestation of the Amazon rainforests. The Amazon rainforests are known as the ‘lun... 1
- B) Correlate wildlife and natural vegetation in India and Brazil. Answer: In both countries the type of natural vegetation decides the type and variety of wildlife found there; denser and richer vegetation... 2
- A) Differentiate between the forest types of Brazil and India. Answer: Both countries have tropical evergreen, deciduous, thorny and mangrove forests, but Brazil is dominated by the vast Amazon evergreen... 2
- Q3 Match the column geography chapter 5 Column ‘A’ Column ‘B’ Evergreen Forests (c) Pau Brasil Deciduous forests (e) Teak Coastal forests (a) Sundari trees Himalayan forests (b) Pi... 1