The prairies - temperate region - class-VIII
Description: the prairies - temperate region | |
Number of Questions: 24 | |
Created by: Trisha Prashad | |
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In the Congo basin the forests grow rapidly because ______________.
Best quality of wool is drawn from the Angora goats found in ________.
The grasslands of North America are called ______.
The men who work on ranches are known as ________.
Which part of North America is the most thinly populated?
The prairies are the grasslands of ____________.
What percent of the total land area of North America is under forest cover?
Merino is a species of ________.
The southern part of the Prairies makes a boundary between _______________.
Oak, elm, beech, maple and chestnut are found in which type of forests?
Pine, willow, birch, fir and spruce are included in which type of trees?
How many different types of forests are there in North America?
Lumbering is a well developed industry in which part of North America?
Which of the following is/are forest types of North America?
What percent of the world's total production of timber is produced in North America?
Ebony, mahagony, rubber and cedar are the trees of which forest?
What are the Temperate Grasslands of North America called?
What is the climate of the Prairie?
Which of the following grassland is known as 'Granaries of the world'?
Which hot local wind blows in prairies?
People in the Prairies practices _______ agriculture.
Which part of North America is the most thinly populated?
Most of the original grasslands of North America have now been turned into ________.
The prairies are bound by the ____ in the West and the ____ in the East.