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Assam is located in the northeastern part of India. True or false

• True

• False

(a)   a hilly state which recieves heavy rainfall and faces frequently floods ?

Which Indian state is characterized by hilly terrain, heavy rainfall, and frequently faces floods?

• A) Maharashtra

• B) Assam

• C) Rajasthan

• D) Kerala

In Assam, what are the bamboo poles called on which houses are built to prevent water from entering inside?

• A) Scaffolds

• B) Supports

• C) Stilts

• D) Pillars

Why do stilt houses in Assam have sloping roofs?

• A) To provide additional living space

• B) To enhance the aesthetic appeal

• C) To allow for better ventilation

• D) To let water slide down easily

Which region of India is known for its hot and dry climate, located in the north-west part of the country?

• A) Tamil Nadu

• B) Rajasthan

• C) West Bengal

• D) Kerala

Why do houses in the rural areas of Rajasthan have thick mud walls?

• A) To provide better insulation during cold winters

• B) To resist heavy rainfall and prevent flooding

• C) To make the houses more durable and long-lasting

• D) To keep the houses cool in the hot and dry climate

What material is commonly used for making the roofs of mud houses in rural areas of Rajasthan?

• A) Bamboo

• B) Concrete

• C) Tiles

• D) Straw

Which Indian state is located in the northern part of the country and experiences heavy snowfall?

• A) Kerala

• B) Himachal Pradesh

• C) Gujarat

• D) Rajasthan

What type of flooring is commonly found in houses of Himachal Pradesh?

• A) Marble

• B) Concrete

• C) Tile

• D) Wooden

Answer explanation

Funfact: Houses in Japan are made entirely out of wood. This is because Japan recieves a lot of earthquakes. Concrete is more heavier than wood and itcan cause death and damage to property.