1. This tree is known for its massive canopy and aerial roots. These roots descend from the branches to the ground, forming new trunks. YABANN: __________________________

2. The leaves of this plant are used as a source of a reddish-brown dye known as mehendi. NHAEN: ________________ .

3. The Bharat Ratna award looks like a leaf of this tree. EPEALP:

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4. This is one kind of grass and some of its species are the fastestgrowing plants in the world. OABBMO: _______________ .

5. The name of this tree has been derived from a Sanskrit word meaning ‘Tree of the Gods’. EDDORA: __________ .

6. This plant is grown for its seeds or beans, which are roasted and ground. FECFEO:

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7. This grass is one of the major sources of the world's sugar, which is extracted from its sweet, juicy stems. URAGSNCAE:

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8. The leaves of this plant are considered a natural source of dye. This was cultivated during the British rule. DOIGNI: 

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1. Plants make their own food in their leaves by using 

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2. The process through which a plant makes its food is called 

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3. Water travels up from the soil through the 

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4. Most leaves contain a green substance called 

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which helps to use sunlight.

1. A group of frogs is called an army/a herd.

2. Newts have tails part of/throughout their lives.

3. Frogs swallow their food whole. The size of what a frog can eat is determined by the size of its mouth/tongue and its stomach.

4. Frogs can/cannot live in salt water. 

5. Most amphibians have thin moist/dry skins that help them to breathe.

6. Amphibians are warm-blooded/cold-blooded animals.

7. Amphibians are considered vertebrates/invertebrates as they have backbones.

8. Certain frogs can jump up to 2/20 times their own body-lengths in a single leap.

1. Extinct since 2003 It was the third largest tiger. It is also known as the Persian tiger. _________________

2. Extinct about 10,000 years ago It was one of the largest deer that ever lived.

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3. Extinct since 1936 It was the largest known carnivorous marsupial of modern times. It was commonly known as the Tasmanian Tiger. _____________

4. Extinct since 1768 It was discovered in 1741 by the naturalist Georg Steller, who was travelling with the explorer Vitus Bering.

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5. Extinct since 1883 It was distinguished from other zebras by having the usual vivid marks on the front part of the body only.

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6. Extinct 65 million years ago It was one of the largest land carnivorous animals. Its forelimbs were small. 

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7. Extinct since the late 17th century It was a flightless bird that lived on the island of Mauritius. 

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8. Extinct since 1844 It was also known as a garefowl. It was the species from the Atlantic.

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