The Changing Earth: A Tale of Natural and Man-Made Changes
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
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88
Did you know that our Earth is always changing? Some changes are natural like the shifting of tectonic plates, volcanic eruptions, or the changing seasons. Others are caused by us, humans. Pollution from factories, cars, and littering harm our environment. These changes can affect animals, plants, and our climate. For example, pollution can harm birds and fish. Deforestation can leave animals without homes. But, there's good news too! We can help. Remember to recycle, plant trees, and save water. By doing these, we can make a big difference!
Question 1
What is deforestation?
A
Cutting down trees
Explanation. Deforestation is the act of cutting down trees, which can leave animals without homes.
B
Planting trees
C
Recycling waste
D
Polluting the environment
E
Saving water
Question 2
What can humans do to help the environment?
A
Pollute more
B
Use more water
C
Cut down more trees
D
Drive more cars
E
Recycle, plant trees, and save water
Explanation. Recycling, planting trees, and saving water are actions we can take to help the environment.
Question 3
What is the impact of pollution on birds and fish?
A
Makes them stronger
B
Makes them invisible
C
Makes them fly or swim faster
D
Harms them
Explanation. Pollution can harm birds and fish, affecting their health and survival.
E
Has no impact
Question 4
What are some natural changes to our Earth?
A
Factory pollution
B
Car emissions
C
Tectonic plate shifts and volcanic eruptions
Explanation. Natural changes to our Earth include phenomena like tectonic plate shifts and volcanic eruptions.
D
Littering
E
Deforestation
Question 5
Are all changes to our Earth bad?
A
Yes, all changes are bad
B
No, not all changes are bad
Explanation. Not all changes to Earth are bad. Some are natural and essential to the functioning of our planet.
C
Yes, all changes are good
D
No, all changes are neutral
E
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