9th Social Science NCERT Contemporary India Chapter 5
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1. Introduction to the Subject – Overview of the chapter content and its importance in the field of study.
2. Key Concepts – Explanation of fundamental terms and ideas relevant to the chapter.
3. Historical Background – Historical context and development leading to the current understanding.
4. Theories and Frameworks – Introduction to important theories and frameworks relevant to the subject.
5. Application Examples – Practical examples to illustrate theoretical concepts.
6. Case Studies – In-depth analysis of real-life cases related to the chapter content.
7. Summary and Key Takeaways – Recap of the main points covered in the chapter for quick revision.
What are the two animals having habitat in the tropical and montane type of vegetation?
Two animals having habitat in the tropical and montane type of vegetation are elephants and one-horned rhinoceroses.
Distinguish between Flora and Fauna.
Flora refers to the plant life in a particular region while fauna refers to the animal life in a particular region.
Name the different types of Vegetation found in India and describe the vegetation of high altitudes.
Different types of vegetation found in India include Tropical Evergreen Forests, Deciduous Forests, Thorns and Scrubs, and Montane Forests. The vegetation of high altitudes, such as in the Himalayas, includes species like yak, Tibetan antelope, bharal, snow leopard, red panda, and ibex.
Why are quite a few species of plants and animals endangered in India?
Several species of plants and animals are endangered in India due to factors such as hunting for commercial purposes, pollution from industrial waste, introduction of alien species, and reckless deforestation for cultivation and habitation.
Why does India have a rich heritage of flora and fauna?
India has a rich heritage of flora and fauna due to its diverse ecosystems and environments that support a wide variety of plant and animal species. The country's biodiversity is crucial for survival and has contributed to the selection of crops, medicines, and animals for various purposes.
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