Biotic resources are resources that are derived from living organisms. Examples include flora and fauna. | Card: 4 / 40 |
Contour ploughing involves ploughing along the contour lines of the land, which helps slow down water runoff and reduces soil erosion. | Card: 8 / 40 |
False. Non-renewable resources take millions of years to form and cannot be replenished within a human lifetime. | Card: 10 / 40 |
Fill in the blank: The black soil of India is known for its ability to ___ and ___ nutrients. | Card: 11 / 40 |
Human activities such as overconsumption, pollution, and deforestation lead to depletion of resources and ecological imbalances. | Card: 14 / 40 |
Riddle: I am a type of soil that is rich in nutrients and known for growing cotton. What am I? | Card: 15 / 40 |
Measures include afforestation, proper management of grazing, and sustainable agricultural practices. | Card: 18 / 40 |
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False. Resources are unevenly distributed, leading to disparities in availability. | Card: 22 / 40 |
Fill in the blank: The term 'land degradation' refers to the ___ of land quality and productivity. | Card: 23 / 40 |
Forests provide habitat for wildlife, help in soil conservation, and contribute to the water cycle. | Card: 26 / 40 |
Terrace cultivation, which involves creating flat areas on slopes, helps to reduce soil erosion. | Card: 28 / 40 |
Riddle: I am a resource found beneath the earth, but I take millions of years to form. What am I? | Card: 29 / 40 |
Conserving resources ensures that future generations have access to essential materials and prevents environmental crises. | Card: 32 / 40 |
Soil fertility directly influences agricultural productivity, as fertile soil supports healthy crop growth. | Card: 34 / 40 |
Classify the following as renewable or non-renewable: Water, Minerals, Forests, Fossil Fuels. | Card: 35 / 40 |
Fill in the blank: Community-owned resources are accessible to ___ members of the community. | Card: 37 / 40 |
Overgrazing leads to soil compaction, loss of vegetation, and increased soil erosion. | Card: 40 / 40 |






