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Write two examples of the animals which live in water.

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_____ are places where the environment is generally hot and extremely dry.
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In _____ deciduous forests, most of the animals have the ability to blend in with the forest due to their colouring.
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The leaves of the lotus plant are _____ (curved/flat) in shape.

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Fish have _____ (fins/ scales) to swim with.

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The young one of a frog is called a _____.
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Camels have thick _____ so that they can eat the prickly desert plants.
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Hot and dry conditions are found in _____.
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Tape grass is a/an _____ aquatic plant. (underwater/floating)
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The leaves of the desert plants are covered by a _____ coating to prevent loss of water.
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In Rajasthan and some parts of Gujarat, thorn forests are found and leaves are absent. They are _____ (desert/hilly) regions.   

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Polar bear has a thick layer of fat called_____ under the skin. 
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Most plants on hills have _____ instead of flowers.
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The leaves in snow bound areas and in aquatic plants have a thick, _____ coating.

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The skin of a frog _____ with its surroundings. (camouflages/acclimatize)
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Trees are normally cone-shaped on the _____ .
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Ducks have _____ feet to swim in the water.
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Lotus plants grow in _____. 
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A cluster of frog’s eggs is called _____.
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_____ (Spongy/Hard) leaves in floating plants keeps them afloat. 

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Webbed feet are a feature found in _____(Pigeon, sparrow, tortoise, frog)