Skip to content
p.paperbanao.
Continue

Punjab (PTB) · Chapter test · Free

1st Year English Chapter 5 TestUNIT 5: Impact of Global Warming on Pakistan

30 marks · 40 minutes · 21 questions. Covers: UNIT 5: Impact of Global Warming on Pakistan.

Your school name

1st Year English Chapter 5 Test

1st Year · English · Punjab (PTB)

Name: ____________Roll No: ________Class/Section: ________Date: ________Total marks: 30Time: 40 minutes

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 10 × 1 = 10)

  1. What causes sea-level rise?

    1. Forest fires

    2. Melting glaciers

    3. Pollution

    4. Rainfall

  2. Pakistan aims to conserve endangered species.

    1. Abandon

    2. Protect

    3. Relocate

    4. Hunt

  3. What is the main cause of rising temperatures in Pakistan?

    1. Deforestation

    2. Emissions

    3. Rainfall

    4. Agriculture

  4. Rapid urbanization affects major cities.

    1. Desertion

    2. City growth

    3. Farming

    4. Smog

  5. What type of crops are being developed?

    1. Early-harvest

    2. Tall-growing

    3. Drought-resistant

    4. Genetically modified

  6. Land is being used with unsustainable practices.

    1. Efficient

    2. Practical

    3. Unstable

    4. Reliable

  7. Drought-resistant crops are being developed.

    1. Weak

    2. Delicate

    3. Tolerant

    4. Fragile

  8. What is a major cause of coastal erosion?

    1. Heavy rains

    2. Overfishing

    3. Rising temperatures

    4. Human migration

  9. Climate change increases Pakistan's vulnerability.

    1. Weakness

    2. Power

    3. Security

    4. Strength

  10. Pakistan aims for a sustainable future.

    1. Temporary

    2. Bright

    3. Endurable

    4. Short-lived

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 6 of 8 · 6 × 2 = 12)

  1. Why is the Mangrove Rehabilitation Project important?

  2. What caused major crop damage in 2020?

  3. What kind of weather events are increasing in Pakistan?

  4. Why is it essential to adopt new farming techniques?

  5. Why is urban planning important in the face of rising temperatures?

  6. What causes greenhouse gases to raise temperatures?

  7. What is the projected decline in wheat yield by 2050?

  8. Why is Pakistan more vulnerable to water scarcity than many other countries?

Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 2 of 3 · 2 × 4 = 8)

  1. For instance, the 2010 flood affected over 20 million people and caused economic losses estimated at $ 10 billion (World Bank, 2010). Resultantly, regions like Tharparkar have been experiencing more frequent droughts, which have exacerbated water shortages and food insecurity. The Increased frequency of these extreme weather events is largely due to changes in atmospheric conditions caused by global warming. In response, Pakistan has developed the National Disaster Risk Management Framawork as part of its commitment to SDG 13.

  2. furthermore the 2020 locust attack driven by unusual weather patterns caused crop losses worth $ 2.2 billion highlighting the vulnerability of pakistan s food security to climate change

  3. in response pakistan has developed the national disaster risk management framework as part of its commitment to sdg 13 this framework enhances disaster preparedness and response mechanisms aiming to build resilience in vulnerable communities