Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 7 (SSC) · Geography (भूगोल)
Chapter: Chapter 6 — Chapter 6: Natural Regions
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What defines a natural region? [1]
(A) Similar climate, vegetation, landforms
(B) Only political boundaries
(C) Only population size
(D) Random factors
2. What is a tropical rainforest like? [1]
(A) Hot, wet, dense vegetation
(B) Cold, dry, no vegetation
(C) Hot, dry, sparse vegetation
(D) Cold, wet, dense vegetation
3. What is a desert like? [1]
(A) Dry, sparse vegetation
(B) Wet, dense vegetation
(C) Cold, treeless
(D) Hot, dense vegetation
4. What is tundra like? [1]
(A) Cold, treeless
(B) Hot, dense vegetation
(C) Dry, sparse vegetation only
(D) Wet, tropical
5. What do plants and animals do in each region? [1]
(A) Adapt to specific climate conditions
(B) Never adapt
(C) Only live in deserts
(D) Ignore the climate
6. What does understanding natural regions help us appreciate? [1]
(A) Earth's environmental diversity
(B) Nothing important
(C) Only one region
(D) Random facts
7. What shapes different ecosystems? [1]
(A) Climate
(B) Only political decisions
(C) Only human activity
(D) Random chance
8. Why learn about natural regions? [1]
(A) To understand Earth's diverse environments
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What defines a natural region? [1]
(A) Similar climate, vegetation, landforms
(B) Only political boundaries
(C) Only population size
(D) Random factors
10. What is a tropical rainforest like? [1]
(A) Hot, wet, dense vegetation
(B) Cold, dry, no vegetation
(C) Hot, dry, sparse vegetation
(D) Cold, wet, dense vegetation
11. What is a desert like? [1]
(A) Dry, sparse vegetation
(B) Wet, dense vegetation
(C) Cold, treeless
(D) Hot, dense vegetation
12. What is tundra like? [1]
(A) Cold, treeless
(B) Hot, dense vegetation
(C) Dry, sparse vegetation only
(D) Wet, tropical
13. What do plants and animals do in each region? [1]
(A) Adapt to specific climate conditions
(B) Never adapt
(C) Only live in deserts
(D) Ignore the climate
14. What does understanding natural regions help us appreciate? [1]
(A) Earth's environmental diversity
(B) Nothing important
(C) Only one region
(D) Random facts
15. What shapes different ecosystems? [1]
(A) Climate
(B) Only political decisions
(C) Only human activity
(D) Random chance
16. Why learn about natural regions? [1]
(A) To understand Earth's diverse environments
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests