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Nature is a sacred place — Practice Quiz

Telangana Board · Class 10 · Environmental Education

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What should we do with waste materials when visiting sacred places like temples or mosques?

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What happens when we dump plastic covers and bottles in water bodies?

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What makes sacred places lose their divinity according to the text?

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According to the text, what is our responsibility towards sacred places?

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Which of the following are examples of sacred places mentioned in the text?

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Temples, Mosques, Churches

The text specifically mentions temples, mosques, and churches as examples of sacred places where people go to pray and celebrate festivals. Markets and schools are not mentioned as sacred places in this context.

2true false

All religions teach us to respect nature and not harm natural elements.

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True

The text clearly states that all our religions explain that we should respect nature and never try to harm ponds, lakes, forests, rocks, birds, and animals in nature.

3multiple correct

Which rivers are mentioned as being in danger due to pollution?

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Moosi at Hyderabad, Thungabhadra at Kurnool, Godavari at Rajamundry, Krishna at Vijayawada

The text specifically mentions Moosi at Hyderabad, Thungabhadra at Kurnool, Godavari at Rajamundry, and Krishna at Vijayawada as rivers that are in danger due to pollution. Yamuna at Delhi is not mentioned in the text.

4true false

We should take an oath to do only eco-friendly activities.

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True

The text encourages us to take an oath to do only eco-friendly activities to protect our sacred places and prevent them from becoming garbage dumping yards.

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What are the important topics in Nature is a sacred place for Telangana Board Class 10 Environmental Education?
Key topics in Nature is a sacred place include Main Ideas, Cleanliness at Sacred Places, Protection of Rivers and Tanks. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the Telangana Board Class 10 board exam.
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