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 Rhythms of Nature 30 Flashcards |
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What phenomenon explains the transition from day to night on Earth? |
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 The rotation of the Earth causes different parts to face the Sun, resulting in day and night. |
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Fill in the blank: The first place in India to see the sunrise is called ___ in Arunachal Pradesh. |
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 Dong |
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How do Saba and Aparna document the changes in nature throughout the year? |
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 They keep a season’s journal to record observations of plants, animals, and weather. |
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True or False: Seasons in India are constant and do not change from year to year. |
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 False. Seasons change yearly based on regional weather patterns and natural cycles. |
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What seasonal event prompts farmers in Odisha to begin planting seeds? |
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 The arrival of the koel bird's song signifies that the rains are coming. |
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Riddle: I change my colors and heights, bringing joy and sometimes fright. What am I? |
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 A tree, as it changes with the seasons and can cause fear during storms. |
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Fill in the blank: The Earth completes one full rotation approximately every ___ hours. |
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What is the significance of the festivals like Pongal and Holi in relation to the seasons? |
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 They celebrate seasonal changes and agricultural cycles, marking harvests and the arrival of spring. |
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How do students create a classroom chart to observe seasonal changes? |
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They list themes like plant life and human activities across different time periods and share observations. |
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Identify one of the six seasons of India and describe its characteristics. |
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 Grishma (Summer) is characterized by high temperatures and dry conditions, leading to crop growth. |
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True or False: Leaves falling from trees in autumn is a sign of the tree's permanent death. |
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 False. Trees shed leaves in autumn as part of their seasonal cycle to conserve water. |
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What role does the sun play in the day-night cycle observed on Earth? |
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The Sun provides light to the day side of Earth, while the rotation of Earth creates alternating periods of day and night. |
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How does observing nature help students understand their environment throughout the year? |
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 It allows them to see the impact of seasonal changes on plants, animals, and human activities. |
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What happens to areas of the Earth as it rotates in relation to the Sun’s light? |
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 Areas facing the Sun experience daylight, while those turned away experience nighttime. |
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Fill in the blank: The wettest place on Earth is ___ in Meghalaya. |
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 Mawsynram |
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