Nature Centered Literary Works

In the poem “Migrant Bird” the poet contrasts the life of a migrant bird with that of the

Read the passage and choose the answer for the question from the given options. “The brave little voyagers face many dangers and handships while travelling long, long distances”. Who are the little voyagers?

“The globe’s my world. The cloud’s my kin” – Whom does ‘my’ refer to?

Whose words are these? “I too possess a body and mind, a heart and soul – just like you”.

Who is Gaia?

What are the 3 R’s related to Environmental awareness?

We can harvest …… water to meet the increasing water demand.

Choose the correct option from the following : · The Greek Word for Earth is—–

“We’re going to see rising tension over shared water Resources” These lines insist the slogan

What kind of world is described in the poem ‘Migrant Bird’?

The distance between Nilgiris and the Himalayas is

The use of —– sprays has led to the increase of Chloro Fluro Carbon in the atmosphere. Fill out the blank by choosing the right option given below.

Amrita Devi’s act of sacrifice paved way for

When do we celebrate World Environment Day?

The ozone gas that acts like a canopy, protecting you from the harmful ultra violet rays of the Sun is depleting. Identify the option closest in meaning to the underlined word

Which one of the following literary works is concerned with ‘Global Warming’?

The brave little voyagers face many dangers and hardships while travelling long, long distances” Who are the brave little Voyagers?  

Fill in the blank : The Lesson, ‘Gaia Tells her Tale’ highlights the issue of—-

“No walls for me, No vigil gates, No flags, no machine guns that blast” Whose words are these?

What is the significance of the following day 5th June?

“I’m not a mere ball of mud, water and minerals. I too possess a body and mind, a heart and soul-just like you” Whose words are these?

‘If the Himalayan ice disappears, the future will be worse’. This statement is about ——

When is World Environment Day obsered every year?

Whose words are these? “It is you who keep me alive. I live in you; I live with you; I live for you!”