INTERNATIONAL HOPE SCHOOL BANGLADESH

SUBJECT: GEOGRAPHY
TOPIC: REVISION WORKSHEET
CLASS: 7

A. Write down the answers to the questions:

1. How many types of climates are there?
2. How many steps are there to read a Climograph?
3. Write a short note on ‘climograph’.
4. What is climate? What are the influences of climates on people?
5. Mention one similarity and one dissimilarity between the polar and desert regions in
terms of economic activities.
6. Classify each climate types and mention its distribution by latitude.
7. What is a climograph? Which of the four factors can be identified through a climograph?
8. How many steps are there to draw a climograph? Mention the title of each step.
9. List down the names of three countries which experience equatorial climate.
10. What are the two differences between the equatorial climate and the tropical monsoon
climate?
11. Mention two characteristics of the equatorial climate in terms of temperature.
12. Describe the characteristics of the equatorial climate in terms of precipitation in three to
four sentences.
13. Mention the names of five countries which experience tropical monsoon climate.
14. Write a short note on ‘intermonsoonal period’ in three sentences.

15. What is biome?

16. Write down four characteristics of equatorial climate.
17. In Which of the following climate zones are the four seasons well marked?
18. Which two factors enable us to recognize an Equatorial Climate?
19. How can the features of the Tropical Monsoon Climate develop dependency on tourism
as an income generator?

20. Why do the forests lack undergrowth in the Equatorial Climate?

21. Why is Equatorial Climate called as rainforest climate?
22. Which regions experience the equatorial climate?
23. What are the major features of Tropical Monsoon Climate.
24. What is the importance of mangrove forest for the coastal areas?
25. Mention the names of the countries which experience tropical monsoon climate.
26. Discuss the characteristics of the tropical monsoon climate in terms of temperature &
precipitation in not more than five sentences.
27. Mention the names of the two sub-types of the temperate climates.
28. Where can we find the tropical rainforest?
29. Write down five features of the tropical monsoon forest.
30. Where can we find the mangrove forest?
31. Where can we find the tropical monsoon forest?
32. Describe the terms: ‘Deciduous’ and ‘Evergreen’.
33. How many layers are there in a tropical rainforest? Mention the names.
34. Describe the three main types of the world’s natural vegetation along with their sub-
types.
35. Describe five major features of the tropical rain forest.
36. Discuss how different human activities may hamper the ecosystems in the Temperate
forests in four to five sentences.
37. In what conditions & areas do mangrove trees grow? Mention three altogether.

38. What do Halophytes mean?

39. When do the trees usually shed their leaves in the tropical monsoon forest?
40. In which areas Mangrove Forest forms?
41. Write down two importance of mangrove forest.
 42. What are the five major features of mangrove forests?

43. Mention two hardwoods in the tropical monsoon forest. Also, mention
specifically what they are used for?
44. Discuss the difference between the trees of the tropical rainforest and the trees of the
tropical monsoon forest.

45. Which two factors enable the mangrove trees cope with saltwater immersion and wave
action?
46. How many types of roots can be seen in mangrove forest? Write their names.
47. Discuss the functions of the roots of the mangrove forest/
48. Which two unique characteristics make the mangrove trees different from other trees?

49. Is it reasonable to assume that distinct climates give rise to distinct sets of
characteristics? If so, could you identify and elaborate on five important traits, commonly
associated with Equatorial Climate.
50. Mention three importance of tropical rain forest for the human.

A. Short notes: Write three important sentences on the following topics .

1. Equatorial Climate
2. Tropical Monsoon Climate
3. Temperate Climate
4. Intermonsoonal period
5. Natural Vegetation
6. Tropical forest
7. Mangrove forest
8. Tropical rainforest
9. Tropical monsoon forest
10. Roots of the mangrove forest
B. Sample analytical questions: Read the passage and answer the question no 1,2 & 3

The Amazon rainforest is the largest natural forest complex on planet Earth and is
characterized by an exceptionally high level of biodiversity of natural forest ecosystems. Most
of the millions of species of flora and fauna of the Amazon rainforest biodiversity are found
exclusively in this forest formation. However, due to predatory logging management and
increasingly frequent forest fires, the area of the Amazon's biodiverse rainforests is declining
rapidly. The increasing incidence of fires in these forest formations is a consequence of the
progressive process of global warming and the burning of the forest for the purpose of
acquiring additional areas on which to grow crops according to a model of unsustainable,
intensive agriculture. As the biodiverse rainforests of the Amazon absorb large quantities of
CO2 from the atmosphere, they are one of several key factors in slowing down the progressive
process of global warming. It is therefore urgently necessary to replace programs for the
deforestation of the Amazonian biodiverse rainforests and to replace this process of
afforestation of civilizational degraded areas.

Question 1: Why is the Amazon rainforest declining rapidly?

Question 2: How does the Amazon rainforest contribute to reducing global warming?
Question 3: Analyze the passage above and write your response on the reason behind saving
the Amazon Forest from deforestation.