L-15 Green India SDG- Life on land

Difficult words

1.urbanisation 2. floating

3. architect 4. affordable

5. expenditure 6. awareness

7. maintenance 8. Surrounding

9.sustainable 10. Purifier

MCQ(Multiple choice question)

1) Which of the following is a sustainable vehicle available in India

a)CNG Bus, Bicycle b) Scooter, Car

2) Which of the following renewable energy are in practice in India

a) Solar energy b) Geothermal energy

3) Which one of the following is a sustainable school in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

a) The Rajkumari Ratnavati Girl's School b) G. D. Goenka School

Very short question and answers

Q1. What is the main aim of the Green India Mission?

Ans- The main aim of the Green India Mission is to combat climate change and its negative impacts.

Q2. What is sustainable transport?

Ans-Sustainable transportation refers to Green transportation such as CNG vehicle.

It has low impact on the environment.

Q3.How Plastic waste harm animals?

Ans- Plastic waste can be harmful to animals because if they consume plastic waste, they may choke on
it.

Short question and answers

Q1. Why did Rajkumari Ratnavati girls school get an award?

Ans- - Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls' School received an award for being heat resistant up to 50 degrees
Celsius. The school building is made of yellow sandstone in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan.

Q2. Solar energy is renewable energy source. Briefly explain its availability in India.

Ans-Solar energy is extremely available in India due to its geographical location, which provides an
abundance of sunlight throughout the year. The country's solar resource potential stands at about 748
GW of capacity, making it one of the most promising regions for solar energy development in the world.
This availability has led to significant growth in solar power installations and has made India one of the
global leaders in solar energy generation.

Q3. Write any two more objectives of Green India mission?

Ans-Objectives of Green India Mission are:-

a) To improve quality of the forests.

b) To control release of carbon from factories and vehicles.

Long question and answers

Q1.How Terracotta can replace an air conditioner in hot regions?

Ans-Terracotta, a type of fired clay, has been used for centuries in various architectural and building
applications due to its natural insulating properties. In hot regions, terracotta can be employed in
innovative ways to help regulate indoor temperatures and potentially reduce the reliance on air
conditioning systems. Here are a few ways in which terracotta can be utilized to mitigate the need for air
conditioning in hot climates:such as

Terracotta Roofing: Terracotta roof tiles have been used for centuries in hot climates due to their ability
to reflect sunlight and heat. By using terracotta tiles for roofing, buildings can reduce the amount of heat
absorbed through the roof, thereby lowering the need for excessive air conditioning to cool the interior
spaces.

Q2. What is the need of the hour? Why is it relevant to the greenery around us?

Ans-The need of the hour in the context of Green India is to prioritize sustainable development and
environmental conservation. This is relevant to the greenery around us because it directly impacts the
health of our ecosystems, biodiversity, and ultimately, the well-being of people. A focus on preserving
and increasing greenery through afforestation, conservation of natural habitats, and sustainable land
management practices is essential to combatting climate change, conserving biodiversity, and ensuring a
healthy and green environment for current and future generations.