Weather Climate - Worksheets
CBSE Worksheet-01
Class – VII Science (Weather, Climate and Adaptations of Animals to Climate)
- An animal found in desert
- Penguin
- Frog
- Camel
- Polar bear
- Blubber is a layer of fat below the skin in some animals to
- Protect from heat
- Protect from extreme cold
- Provide food during unfavorable condition
- Protect the internal organ from injury.
- Which one is not an adaptation of camel for desert condition
- It excrete very little of urine and dry dung.
- It perspires a lot to keep the body cool
- Its feet are broad with paddy soles
- It has hump which stores fat
- Atmospheric pressure is measured with the help of
- Barometer
- Thermometer
- Hygrometer
- All of these.
- Match the following
Column A Column B a. Desert i. Slowest mover b. Seal ii. Winter sleep c. Hibernation iii. Camel d. Blubber iv. Polar region e. Snail v. Layer of fat deposit - Fill in the blanks.
- The average weather condition over a long period of time is termed as _______.
- In _______ the temperature is high and scanty rainfall.
- The temperature in _______ dips to as low as -370C during winter.
- _______ are found in tropical rainforests.
- Penguins are found in _______ region.
- Why do some animals develop the ability to camouflage?
- How does a camel adapt in the hot deserts?
- Name three elements that determine the weather of a place.
- Write the adaptive features of following animals in very cold climate.
- Polar bear
- Penguin
- Seals
CBSE Worksheet-01
Class – VII Science (Weather, Climate and Adaptations of Animals to Climate)
Answer key
- c
- d
- c
- a
- (a) – (iii), (b) – (iv), (c) – (ii), (d) – (v), (e) – (i).
- (a) Climate (b) desert region (c) polar region (d) toucans (e) polar.
- Some animals develop the ability of camouflage - adapt to have a skin colour that merge with the surroundings. This helps them to protect them against the predator and hunting
- Camels have following adaptive features to sustain in desert:
- Can drink 75 litres of water in one gulp
- It does not perspire.
- It has broad feet for walking
- Broad legs to avoid heat of sand.
- they have a hump at their back, which acts as a fat reservoir, providing energy.
- Weather of a place depends upon:
- Humidity
- Temperature
- Wind
- atmospheric pressure
- latitude
- rainfall
- Adaptive features of
- Polar bear- two thick layer of fur, strong sense of smell, long curved sharp claws.
- Penguin – stream lined body, thick skin and white body part, webbed feet.
- Seals – stream lined body, thick layer of fat is present under the skin.