Test: Nature and Our Earth - 1 - Class 1 MCQ

The Earth is not a perfect round ball. It is an oblate spheroid, meaning it is round but slightly flat at the top and bottom due to its rotation.

A globe is a small three-dimensional model of the Earth. It helps in understanding continents, oceans, and countries.

The blue part on a globe represents water bodies like oceans, seas, rivers, and lakes. Most of the Earth's surface is covered with water.

Land is the solid surface of Earth where people, animals, and plants live. It includes mountains, plains, deserts, and more.

A plateau is an elevated flatland that rises sharply above the surrounding area. It has a flat top like a table.

A desert is a hot and dry land with very little water. It has sand dunes and very few plants.

Snowlands are very cold places that remain covered with ice and snow throughout the year, such as the Arctic and Antarctica.

A river is a flowing body of water that moves from mountains to lakes, seas, or oceans. It provides water for drinking and farming.

A pond is a small water body where fish, ducks, and other animals live. Unlike rivers, ponds do not flow.

A waterfall forms when water falls from a high place, creating a beautiful natural feature. Examples include the Niagara Falls.