Class 7 Science Chapter 12 MCQ

Here, all these statements are correct. Hence, your answer will be option [D].

As Boojho was entering the forest his class teacher told him not to make noise in the forest because it could disturb both birds and animals.

Porcupine is the smallest forest animal among the following given in the options.

Forests provide us many useful products such as fire-wood, timber, honey, fruits, sealing wax or lac, catechu, natural rubber, medicinal plants, fodder and wood for making paper. Plywood is normally made from wood. And kerosene is petroleum products which we get from crude oil. Hence, your answer will be option [D].

Here, all these statements are correct. Hence, your answer will be option [D].

Thermocol is not prepared from the wood obtained from the forest. Paper, matchsticks and plywood are prepared from the wood.

Porcupine is not the name of a tree rather it is an animal. Teak, Sal and Kachnar are names of trees.

he first step in every food chain is the plants. They are also referred as “Autotrophs”. The second step in a food chain is always a herbivore. The third step in a food chain is always a carnivore.

Honey, catechu (kattha) and gum are forest products but ginger is not a forest product.

Here, all these statements are correct. Hence, your answer will be option [D].

The branchy part of a tree above the stem is known as the “Crown” of the tree. The crown includes the top part of a tree which has all the branches and leaves of the tree.

When plants and animals die, then the decomposers organisms decompose their dead bodies into nutrients, water and carbon dioxide, not oxygen. Where nutrients and water are returned to the soil, and carbon dioxide is returned to the air. These nutrients, water and carbon dioxide are then re-used for the growth of new plants in the forest. And this process goes on and on like an un-ending chain.

Forests are not responsible for creating flood conditions, as they protect from flood condition.

Forests help in maintain water cycle in nature and hence bring sufficient rain. Forests prevent soil erosion and floods and hence help in the conservation of soil. Forests also maintain the balance between carbon di oxide and oxygen in the atmosphere. Destruction of forests can change the earth’s climate.

Those animals which eat dead animals’ area called scavengers. Scavengers eat up the dead bodies of animals and a help in keeping forest environment clean. Vultures, crows, jackals, hyena, some insects and beetles are the example of scavengers. Without scavengers’ dead body of the forest animals could not be got rid of quickly. But they are not decomposers.

When plants and animals die, then the decomposers organisms decompose their dead bodies into nutrients, water and carbon dioxide. Decomposers are commonly known as “saprotrophs”. Where nutrients and water are returned to the soil, and carbon dioxide is returned to the air. These nutrients, water and carbon dioxide are then re-used for the growth of new plants in the forest. And this process goes on and on like an un-ending chain.

The branchy part of a tree above the stem is known as the “crown” of the tree. The crowns of tall trees form a green cover over the forest land. The major functions of the crown of a tree are to absorb sun’s light energy, carry out photosynthesis, release oxygen and carry out the process of respiration and transpiration. All these functions are performed by the leaves of the crown.

We know that excessive cutting down of forest trees should not be allowed by the Government (any countries) to conserve forest. Trees should be planted in the forest in place of cut down trees to conserve forest. Paper products such as old newspaper, magazine books and notebooks etc., should be recycle to conserve forest. We get jute and cotton bags from plants. And plastic we made in laboratory through chemical substances. Though recycling of paper bags will help in the conservation of forest.

Amount of CO2 in air will increase. Forests help in maintain water cycle in nature and hence bring sufficient rain. Forests prevent soil erosion and floods and hence help in the conservation of soil. Forests also maintain the balance between carbon di oxide and oxygen in the atmosphere. Destruction of forests can change the earth’s climate.

In a forest, trees form the uppermost layer followed by shrubs and the herbs form the lowest layer of vegetation

No body has planted any trees in the natural forests. The natural forests contain trees and plants which have grown on their own.

Destruction of forests would not prevent flooding of rivers, loss of life and property. Destruction of forests can change the earth’s climate. There would be no life without forest.

Here, all these statements are correct. Hence, your answer will be option [D].

Many tribal people of our country live in the forests. Forests are the lifeline for the forest-dwelling people. The cutting down of forests is driving out many populations but these are curse for them. Trees gives us oxygen, medicine, food, rain as well as shelter for human beings and animals.

Here, all these statements are correct. Hence, your answer will be option [D].