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Assertion (A): Indira Point is the southernmost tip of India. Reason (R): It is located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

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Question 2

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Assertion (A): Andaman hornbills are found in many states of India. Reason (R): Many birds and animals are unique to the Andaman islands.

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Question 3

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Assertion (A): Mangrove trees can grow in salty water. Reason (R): Their roots help them breathe in muddy salt water.

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Question 4

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Assertion (A): The people of North Sentinel Island like to have many visitors. Reason (R): No one is allowed to go there to respect their way of life.

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Question 5

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Assertion (A): Kanyakumari is the southernmost tip of the Indian mainland. Reason (R): Three seas meet at this point.

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Question 6

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Assertion (A): Corals are non-living rocks found in the sea. Reason (R): Tiny corals give shelter to many marine creatures.

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Question 7

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Assertion (A): Mangrove roots hold the soil together. Reason (R): This helps stop waves from washing the land away.

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Question 8

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Assertion (A): Tigers always attack from the front. Reason (R): People in the Sundarbans wear masks on the back of their heads.

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Question 9

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Assertion (A): Living root bridges are made by guidance of tree roots. Reason (R): These bridges can eventually be walked on by people.

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Question 10

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Assertion (A): The Western Ghats is called a 'nature's hotspot.' Reason (R): Many of its plants and animals are not found anywhere else.

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Question 11

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Assertion (A): Every rainforest is silent. Reason (R): Silent Valley rainforest lacks the sound of cicada insects.

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Question 12

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Assertion (A): Protected areas are safe places for nature. Reason (R): No one is allowed to cut trees or harm animals in these areas.

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Question 13

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Assertion (A): Sikkim uses many chemical fertilisers. Reason (R): Sikkim is the first Indian organic state.

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Question 14

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Assertion (A): Bhut Jolokia chillies can keep elephants away. Reason (R): Elephants do not like the hot taste of these chillies.

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Question 15

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Assertion (A): Dolphins are fish. Reason (R): Dolphins are smart mammals that breathe air.

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Question 16

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Assertion (A): India has around 75% of the world's wild tigers. Reason (R): Mangroves are found in the Sundarbans.

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Question 17

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Assertion (A): Root bridges need regular care. Reason (R): These are made of living tree roots.

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Question 18

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Assertion (A): An island is surrounded by land. Reason (R): An island is land surrounded by water on all sides.

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Question 19

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Assertion (A): Mangroves grow in wet and salty land. Reason (R): Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest.

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Question 20

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Assertion (A): Shanti visited over a thousand islands. Reason (R): India has over a thousand islands part of its country.

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Assertion (A): Indira Point is the southernmost tip of India. Reason (R): It is located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Assertion (A): Andaman hornbills are found in many states of India. Reason (R): Many birds and animals are unique to the Andaman islands.

Assertion (A): Mangrove trees can grow in salty water. Reason (R): Their roots help them breathe in muddy salt water.

Assertion (A): The people of North Sentinel Island like to have many visitors. Reason (R): No one is allowed to go there to respect their way of life.

Assertion (A): Kanyakumari is the southernmost tip of the Indian mainland. Reason (R): Three seas meet at this point.

Assertion (A): Corals are non-living rocks found in the sea. Reason (R): Tiny corals give shelter to many marine creatures.

Assertion (A): Mangrove roots hold the soil together. Reason (R): This helps stop waves from washing the land away.

Assertion (A): Tigers always attack from the front. Reason (R): People in the Sundarbans wear masks on the back of their heads.

Assertion (A): Living root bridges are made by guidance of tree roots. Reason (R): These bridges can eventually be walked on by people.

Assertion (A): The Western Ghats is called a 'nature's hotspot.' Reason (R): Many of its plants and animals are not found anywhere else.

Assertion (A): Every rainforest is silent. Reason (R): Silent Valley rainforest lacks the sound of cicada insects.

Assertion (A): Protected areas are safe places for nature. Reason (R): No one is allowed to cut trees or harm animals in these areas.

Assertion (A): Sikkim uses many chemical fertilisers. Reason (R): Sikkim is the first Indian organic state.

Assertion (A): Bhut Jolokia chillies can keep elephants away. Reason (R): Elephants do not like the hot taste of these chillies.

Assertion (A): Dolphins are fish. Reason (R): Dolphins are smart mammals that breathe air.

Assertion (A): India has around 75% of the world's wild tigers. Reason (R): Mangroves are found in the Sundarbans.

Assertion (A): Root bridges need regular care. Reason (R): These are made of living tree roots.

Assertion (A): An island is surrounded by land. Reason (R): An island is land surrounded by water on all sides.

Assertion (A): Mangroves grow in wet and salty land. Reason (R): Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest.

Assertion (A): Shanti visited over a thousand islands. Reason (R): India has over a thousand islands part of its country.

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