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1. 1.

   You must have seen dogs panting. Is panting used to cool or warm the body?

2. 2.

   Check point:

   1. Which one does not affect the climate of a place?
      1. Distance from equator
      2. Wind
      3. Distance from sea
      4. Soil
   2. Which one is not an element of weather?
      1. Temperature
      2. Humidity
      3. Animals
      4. Rainfall
   3. Penguins are adapted to live in _______________.
      1. Desert climate
      2. Polar region
      3. Animals
      4. Equatorial region
   4. Destination of migratory birds in North India is _______________.
      1. Bharatpur
      2. Bharatpur and Chandigarh
      3. Bharatpur and Sultanpur
      4. Sultanpur and Jaipur
   5. The elephant lives in _______________.
      1. Polar regions
      2. Rainforests
      3. Deserts
      4. Hilly forests
   6. Streamlined body and webbed feet are adaptations for _______________.
      1. Climbing
      2. Flying
      3. Running
      4. Swimming
3. 3.

   True-False:

   1. Polar animals need to conserve water.
   2. Tiger has stripes on its body to camouflage with dry grass.
   3. Polar bears are good swimmers.
   4. Monkeys have long nose and short tail.
   5. The tusks of elephant are used to tear bark of the trees.
   6. Penguin's feathers and thick fur protect them from severe winter.
4. 4.

   Fill in the blanks:

   1. Birds migrate to ________________ regions in cold.
   2. The average weather taken over a long time is called ________________.
   3. A place receives plenty of rainfall and the temperature is high throughout the year, the climate of that place will be ________________ and ________________.
   4. ________________ are located around the equator.
   5. Large ears of elephant help it to hear ________________.
   6. The body of polar bear is covered with dense, fine ________________.
5. 5.

   Write the type of climate of the following areas:

   1. Jammu and Kashmir
   2. Kerala
   3. Rajasthan
   4. Nort-East India
6. 6.

   Name an animal that lives on trees.