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CHAPTER 9 FULL SOLUTION GUIDE

 Introduction

India is a country with many types of landforms and climates. Some places have mountains, some have deserts, forests, or seas. In this chapter, “Different Land, Different Lives,” we learn how people live differently depending on where they stay. In this blog, you will find the full chapter solutions along with extra questions to help students understand the topic easily.

 

BOOK EXERCISE SOLUTION

Exercise 1: Holiday Experience Table

(Sample Answers – students’ answers may vary)

Name of friend

Name of the place

Type of region

Something special

Friend 1

Shimla

Mountains

Snow and pine trees

Friend 2

Jaipur

Desert

Camels and forts

Friend 3

Puri

Coastal region

Sea and temples

Friend 4

Amritsar

Plains

Farms and Golden Temple

My Name

My hometown

Plains

Parks and markets

Questions:

Q1. Which type of place do you find interesting?
Ans: I find mountains interesting because of snow and fresh air.

Q2. What similarities and differences do you find?
Ans:

  • Similarity: All places have people, houses, and food.
  • Difference: Climate, clothes, and food are different.

 

 Exercise 2: In the Land of Agriculture (Plains)

Observations:

Q1. What kind of land do you see?
Ans: Flat and fertile land (plains).

Q2. List the activities people are engaged in.
Ans:

  • Farming
  • Ploughing
  • Rearing animals

Q3. Which animals do you see?
Ans: Cows and buffaloes.

Q4. What is unique about their clothing?
Ans: They wear comfortable clothes suitable for farming.

 

Food Question:

Name of the food item: Dal–Rice
Ingredients: Rice, pulses, spices, water

 

 Exercise 3: In the Land of Endless Sand (Desert)

Observations:

Q1. What kind of land do you see?
Ans: Sandy and dry land.

Q2. What types of plants do you see?
Ans: Cactus and babool.

Q3. Is the dressing style unique?
Ans: Yes, people wear colourful and loose clothes.

Q4. How do people travel in deserts?
Ans: By camels.

Q5. What do you like the most?
Ans: Colourful clothes and camels.

 

Questions from the text:

Q. Why do you think water is scarce in deserts?
Ans: Because there is very little rainfall.

 

Exercise 4: Folk Dance and Music Table

Dance form

Folk music

Ghoomar

Rajasthani folk songs

Bhangra

Punjabi folk music

Lavani  

Maharashtra

 

Exercise 5: On the Seashore (Coastal Region)

Observations:

Q1. What activities do people do?
Ans:

  • Fishing
  • Boat riding
  • Collecting shells

Q2. What trees are found near the sea?
Ans: Coconut trees.

Q3. Fun activities on a beach?
Ans: Playing in sand, swimming, collecting shells.

Q4. What is special about coastal clothes?
Ans: They are light and comfortable.

 

 Exercise 6: Scrapbook Time Table (Chandni)

Ans:

  • Morning: Fishing boats
  • Afternoon: Boat ride and shopping
  • Evening: Sand art and Odissi dance

 

Exercise 7: Identify Sea Creatures

Sea turtle
Crab
Dolphin
Corals
Seaweed
Starfish

 

Questions:

Q1. How is coastal life different from desert life?
Ans:

  • Coastal life has water and fishing.
  • Desert life has less water and camel travel.

Q2. Why should we keep beaches clean?
Ans: To protect sea animals and nature.

 

Exercise 8: Living with Challenges (Cyclones)

Q1. What are the effects of cyclones?
Ans:

  • Strong winds
  • Damage to houses
  • Loss of life and trees

Q2. How can people prepare?
Ans:

  • Early warnings
  • Safe shelters
  • Emergency plans

 

 Exercise 9: In the Mountains

Observations:

Q1. What animals do you see?
Ans: Yak and mountain animals.

Q2. How are mountain clothes different?
Ans: They are thick and woollen.

Q3. Describe mountain trees.
Ans: Tall trees like pine and oak.

 

Diary-based Questions:

Q1. How does cold climate affect life?
Ans: People wear warm clothes and eat hot food.

Q2. Name traditional clothes of Sikkim.
Ans: Bakhu, dumdyam, gunyo cholo.

Q3. Why do pine trees grow in mountains?
Ans: They can survive cold climate.

Q4. How do yaks survive?
Ans: Thick fur keeps them warm.

 

Exercise 10: Mountain Houses & Landslides

Q1. Why are houses wooden with sloping roofs?
Ans: To protect from cold and snow.

Q2. Why are landslides common?
Ans: Heavy rain and loose soil.

Q3. How can people stay safe?
Ans: Avoid risky areas and follow warnings.

Q4. How can communities help?
Ans: Food, shelter, and support.

 

Exercise 11: Compare Landforms Table

Category

Plains

Desert

Coastal

Mountains

Trees

Mango

Cactus

Coconut

Pine

Animals

Cow

Camel

Fish

Yak

Houses

Brick

Mud

Strong houses

Wooden

Clothes

Light

Loose

Cotton

Woollen

Food

Wheat

Dal-bati

Fish

Thukpa

Festivals

Baisakhi

Desert fairs

Rath Yatra

Loosong

Art forms

Folk dance

Ghoomar

Odissi

Chaam

 

 Exercise 12: Design Your Own Landform

(a) Why chosen?
Ans: For comfort and beauty.

(b) How does it help?
Ans:

  • Mountains give water
  • Plains give food
  • Sea gives fish

(c) Difficulties?
Ans: Natural disasters and transport problems.

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OTHER QUESTIONS

 

Discovery of Facts Questions

Q1. Why is the camel called the ship of the desert?
Ans: Because it can travel easily on sand and survive with little water.

Q2. What is special about the Golden Temple?
Ans: It offers free food (langar) to everyone.

Q3. Name one festival of Sikkim.
Ans: Loosong and Namsoong.

Q4. What is a tanka?
Ans: A water tank used to store water in desert houses.

Q5. What causes cyclones in coastal areas?
Ans: Strong winds and storms coming from the sea.

 

 Short Answer Questions

Q1. What food is popular in Punjab?
Ans: Makki di roti and sarson da saag.

Q2. Name two desert plants.
Ans: Cactus and babool.

Q3. What work do people do in coastal regions?
Ans: Fishing.

Q4. What clothes do people wear in cold mountain areas?
Ans: Thick woollen clothes.

Q5. What kind of houses are found in deserts?
Ans: Mud houses with thatched roofs.

 

Why and How Type Questions

Q1. Why is water scarce in deserts?
Ans: Because deserts receive very little rainfall.

Q2. Why do mountain houses have sloping roofs?
Ans: So that snow and rain can slide down easily.

Q3. How do plants survive in deserts?
Ans: They store water and need very little water.

Q4. Why should we keep beaches clean?
Ans: To protect sea animals and keep the environment safe.

Q5. How do yaks survive in cold regions?
Ans: They have thick fur to keep them warm.

 

 Additional Related Questions (Connected to the Chapter)

Q1. How does land affect food habits of people?
Ans: People eat food that grows easily in their region.

Q2. How does climate affect clothing?
Ans: People wear clothes suitable for hot or cold weather.

Q3. Why do people in plains do more farming?
Ans: Because the soil is fertile and flat.

Q4. What problems do coastal people face?
Ans: Cyclones and strong winds.

Q5. How do festivals show local culture?
Ans: They show food, clothes, dances, and traditions.

 

 Long Answer Questions

Q1. Describe life in a desert region.

Ans:
A desert is a dry place with very little rain. People live in mud houses and store water in tankas. Plants like cactus grow there. People wear loose and colourful clothes. Camels are used for travel. Food like dal-bati-churma is popular.

 

Q2. Compare life in mountains and plains.

Ans:
Plains have flat land and farming is common. People wear light clothes. Mountains are cold and people wear woollen clothes. Houses in mountains have sloping roofs. Animals like yak live in mountains, while cows live in plains.

 

Q3. Explain life in coastal regions.

Ans:
Coastal regions are near the sea. People do fishing and travel by boats. Coconut trees grow there. People eat fish and rice. Cyclones are common, so people must be careful.

 

Q4. How do different landforms affect people’s lives?

Ans:
Landforms affect food, clothes, houses, and work. People adjust their lives according to land and climate.

 

 Conclusion

This chapter helps us understand how land and climate affect people’s homes, clothes, food, and work. Even though people live in different ways, we are all connected. “Different Land, Different Lives” teaches us to respect every culture and lifestyle. We hope these notes and questions help students learn with interest and confidence.

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BY :- SSR

 

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