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Class VII >> Science >> Weather, Climate and Adaptations >> A1

Q1	Name the instrument that is used to measure intensity of rainfall.
A	Voltmeter
B	Rain Gauge
C	Pyrometer
D	Hygrometer

Q2	The __________ of a place describes the weather of that place.
A	Temperature
B	Humidity
C	Both of the Above
D	None of the Above

Q3	The amount of water vapour present in the air is called __________.
A	Climate
B	Humidity
C	Weather
D	Atmosphere

Q4	Which instrument is used to measure atmospheric pressure?
A	Thermometer
B	Odometer
C	Barometer
D	Speedometer

Q5	What is the basic feature of frigid zones?
A	They are Very Humid
B	They are Very Hot
C	Neither Very Hot nor too Cold
D	They are Extremely Cold

Q6	What do we call the daily atmospheric condition of a particular geography?
A	Humidity
B	Climate
C	Ecosystem
D	Weather

Q7	Which of the following climatic zones receives the maximum heat?
A	Torrid Zone
B	Frigid Zone
C	North Temperate Zone
D	South Temperate Zone

Q8	Which of the following animals are generally found in tropical regions?
A	Gorillas
B	Monkeys
C	Jaguars
D	All of the Above

Q9	Areas that are closer to the sea have __________ climate.
A	Dry
B	Extremely Cold
C	Moderate
D	Extremely Hot

Q10	When the body colour blends with the surroundings, it is called __________.
A	Adaptation
B	Camouflaging
C	Migration
D	Hibernation

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