1. In forests, rainwater slowly seeps into the soil through open ground and tree roots, which helps recharge groundwater and prevent floods. In cities, cemented surfaces like roads and buildings prevent water from soaking in. This causes water to collect and flow quickly, leading to floods or waterloggRead more

    In forests, rainwater slowly seeps into the soil through open ground and tree roots, which helps recharge groundwater and prevent floods. In cities, cemented surfaces like roads and buildings prevent water from soaking in. This causes water to collect and flow quickly, leading to floods or waterlogging. Forests act like natural sponges, while cities struggle with rainwater management due to lack of absorbent surfaces.

     

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  2. A house or school that conserves water would include rainwater harvesting systems to collect and store rain. Soak pits and open ground would help recharge groundwater. Rooftop gardens reduce runoff and keep the building cool. Low-flow taps and dual-flush toilets reduce water usage. Greywater (used wRead more

    A house or school that conserves water would include rainwater harvesting systems to collect and store rain. Soak pits and open ground would help recharge groundwater. Rooftop gardens reduce runoff and keep the building cool. Low-flow taps and dual-flush toilets reduce water usage. Greywater (used water from washing) could be reused for gardening. Permeable paths and tree plantations would let water soak into the ground naturally.

     

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  3. Afreen rushes to the window where Jyoti is watching tiny raindrops slide down the glass. They’re fascinated by the rain and start wondering where the water comes from and where it finally goes. This moment sparks their curiosity and begins their journey to learn about the sources, forms, and importaRead more

    Afreen rushes to the window where Jyoti is watching tiny raindrops slide down the glass. They’re fascinated by the rain and start wondering where the water comes from and where it finally goes. This moment sparks their curiosity and begins their journey to learn about the sources, forms, and importance of water in nature and daily life.

     

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  4. To explain the scarcity of freshwater, the chapter says that if all the water on Earth were in a full glass, then freshwater would be just a teaspoon. This comparison shows that most of Earth’s water is salty and cannot be used directly for drinking or farming. It stresses how valuable and limited fRead more

    To explain the scarcity of freshwater, the chapter says that if all the water on Earth were in a full glass, then freshwater would be just a teaspoon. This comparison shows that most of Earth’s water is salty and cannot be used directly for drinking or farming. It stresses how valuable and limited freshwater is, reminding us to protect and conserve it.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 EVS Our Wondrous World – The World Around Us Unit 1: Life Around Us – Chapter 1: Water-The Essence of Life Extra Questions & Answer:

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  5. Understanding water’s journey teaches us how it moves through the environment—from clouds to rain, into rivers, and back through evaporation. It helps us see how water supports all forms of life, including plants, animals, and humans. It also shows how we influence its path through dams, pollution,Read more

    Understanding water’s journey teaches us how it moves through the environment—from clouds to rain, into rivers, and back through evaporation. It helps us see how water supports all forms of life, including plants, animals, and humans. It also shows how we influence its path through dams, pollution, and waste. This knowledge is essential for protecting water resources and using them sustainably.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions for Class 5 EVS Our Wondrous World – The World Around Us Unit 1: Life Around Us – Chapter 1: Water-The Essence of Life Extra Questions & Answer:

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