Rhythms of Nature

What do seasons affect?

1. Weather and life
2. Only buildings
3. Only roads
4. Only machines

Which energy controls Earth's cycles?

1. Moon
2. Sun
3. Stars
4. Fire

Which is part of nature rhythm?

1. Festival dates
2. Tides
3. Exams
4. Homework

Which helps birds migrate?

1. Seasons
2. Machines
3. Roads
4. Buildings

Which season comes after summer?

1. Monsoon
2. Winter
3. Spring
4. Autumn

Which is a natural rhythm?

1. TV schedule
2. Day-night cycle
3. School timetable
4. Phone alarm

Which helps in pollination?

1. Wind
2. Plastic
3. Stone
4. Fire

Which season is rainy?

1. Summer
2. Monsoon
3. Winter
4. Spring

Which part of nature changes daily?

1. Mountains
2. Day and night
3. Oceans
4. Rocks

What moves water in nature?

1. Wind only
2. Water cycle
3. Fire
4. Ice

Which season is hottest?

1. Winter
2. Monsoon
3. Summer
4. Spring

Which natural event helps plants grow?

1. Earthquake
2. Rainfall
3. Volcano
4. Lightning only

What is hibernation?

1. Sleeping in summer
2. Deep winter sleep of animals
3. Flying in air
4. Running fast

Which animal sleeps in winter?

1. Lion
2. Bear
3. Fish
4. Bird

What happens during winter?

1. Very hot weather
2. Cold weather
3. Heavy rain only
4. Storms only

Which cycle involves evaporation and rainfall?

1. Rock cycle
2. Water cycle
3. Food cycle
4. Moon cycle

What do plants need to grow?

1. Darkness only
2. Sunlight, water, and air
3. Rocks
4. Plastic

Which season follows winter?

1. Summer
2. Monsoon
3. Spring
4. Autumn

Which natural cycle repeats every 24 hours?

1. Seasonal cycle
2. Water cycle
3. Day-night cycle
4. Life cycle

What is the main source of energy for life on Earth?

1. Moon
2. Sun
3. Stars
4. Wind only

Which season brings heavy rainfall?

1. Summer
2. Winter
3. Monsoon
4. Autumn

How many seasons are commonly experienced in India?

1. Two
2. Three
3. Four
4. Five

What causes day and night?

1. Movement of clouds
2. Rotation of the Earth
3. Rainfall
4. Wind

What does "Rhythms of Nature" mainly refer to?

1. Music instruments
2. Natural cycles and patterns in nature
3. Human festivals
4. Machine sounds