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Question (11)

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Which set correctly lists religions that originated in India?

(A) originated in India.
(B) Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism
(C) Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Christianity
(D) Judaism, Sikhism, Buddhism, Islam

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

All four religions listed in option (a) originated in India.

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Question (12)

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Rosy starlings travel to India during:

(A) Summer
(B) Monsoon
(C) Winter
(D) Spring

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Rosy starlings visit India in winter.

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Question (13)

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Rosy starlings migrate to India mainly from:

(A) Australia and New Zealand
(B) Russia, Mongolia and nearby regions
(C) China and Japan
(D) Africa and Europe

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

They migrate from Russia, Mongolia and nearby countries.

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Question (14)

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If 500 rosy starlings arrive in a farming area and feed on crop pests, the most likely benefit is:

(A) Increase in pests
(B) Help to farmers by reducing pests
(C) Damage to crops
(D) Reduction in rainfall

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Rosy starlings eat pests like locusts and grasshoppers.

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Question (15)

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Rosy starlings mainly help farmers by eating:

(A) Rice grains
(B) Fruits
(C) Locusts and grasshoppers
(D) Fish

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

These birds control pest populations by feeding on them.

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Question (16)

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The migration of rosy starlings best demonstrates that:

(A) Nature is interconnected across the world
(B) Birds need passports
(C) Borders stop animal movement
(D) Migration is harmful

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Migration shows the global interconnectedness of nature.

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Question (17)

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If a bird travels from Mongolia to India using wind and warm weather, which natural factors are helping its journey?

(A) Roads and bridges
(B) Wind and climate conditions
(C) Buildings and vehicles
(D) Markets and trade

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Wind and suitable climate assist migration.

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Question (18)

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The statement “nature has no boundaries” means that:

(A) Countries have no governments
(B) Natural elements move beyond human-made borders
(C) Maps have no lines
(D) Animals never migrate

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Air, water, seeds and animals move freely across regions.

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Question (19)

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Ayurveda was developed in India more than:

(A) 500 years ago
(B) 1,000 years ago
(C) 2,000 years ago
(D) 3,000 years ago

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

Ayurveda is over 3,000 years old.

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Question (20)

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Which animal mentioned in the chapter is an excellent swimmer because of its partially webbed paws?

(A) Tiger
(B) Fishing Cat
(C) Leopard
(D) Otter

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The Fishing Cat uses its partially webbed paws for swimming and catching fish.

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Question (11)

Which set correctly lists religions that originated in India?

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Question (12)

Rosy starlings travel to India during:

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Question (13)

Rosy starlings migrate to India mainly from:

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Question (14)

If 500 rosy starlings arrive in a farming area and feed on crop pests, the most likely benefit is:

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Question (15)

Rosy starlings mainly help farmers by eating:

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Question (16)

The migration of rosy starlings best demonstrates that:

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Question (17)

If a bird travels from Mongolia to India using wind and warm weather, which natural factors are helping its journey?

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Question (18)

The statement “nature has no boundaries” means that:

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Question (19)

Ayurveda was developed in India more than:

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Question (20)

Which animal mentioned in the chapter is an excellent swimmer because of its partially webbed paws?

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